Store Containers

Store containers are becoming a trend in the USA nowadays. Most of the food stalls, retail  clothing stores, coffee shops, and more. Most of the stores prefer buying containers to make a stall. This is because people find that building shipping container store saves them money. 

When people think of being ‘green’, ‘Eco-friendly’ or ‘sustainable’, one word usually pops in their minds: recycling.  But ‘Recycle’ is actually the last step in the hierarchy of waste management as expressed in the 3 R’s (Reduce, Reuse, Recycle). Shipping container construction is a great example of ‘Reuse’. It introduces a second useful life cycle for used shipping containers that are no longer suitable for their intended purpose of carrying goods. 

Lastly, most of the popular brands uses shipping containers for pop up or trade events. They prefer shipping container because it is cheap, sustainable, and can be transferred from one place to another.

 A pop-up retail store offers the luxury of a temporary space, allowing the retailer to take advantage of a trend or to make the most of a seasonal product or service. It can exist in one location for numerous weeks or months and then can move on to a different area, attracting a new group of potential customers.

Refurbished shipping containers aren’t just useful for clever economical housing anymore. Like London subway car architecture and the Greentainer Design Project, this design concept makes public space more flexible and eco-friendly by re-using discarded material that is easily moved. This tri-level, 11,000-square-foot Puma store, known as Puma City, is made of 24 refurbished shipping containers and is fully dis-mountable so it can be packed up and shipped anywhere.