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With over 25 years of experience and company operated locations throughout Australia and New Zealand, Royal Wolf is proud to be Australasia's largest provider of shipping container hire, sales or specialised modification. We are continuing to expand our diverse range of storage solutions with our exclusive Wolf Lock Safety Container.
Read moreOUR VISION IS TO BE RECOGNISED BY OUR CUSTOMERS AS THE FIRST CHOICE IN CONTAINERISED SOLUTIONS
20ft Wolf Lock Safety Container
The Wolf Lock Safety containers are only available from Royal Wolf. They are available for hire in either 10ft, 20ft or 40ft variant.
Minicube shipping container
Royal Wolf’s small mini cube shipping containers are portable shipping container units that provide strong and secure portable storage, ideal for use as a storeroom, garden shed or worksite storage, amongst a number of other applications.
10ft shipping container
Our 10ft shipping containers are available for hire or sale, and make a strong and secure portable storage option.
Hazardous Material/Chemical Storage Shipping Containers
Class 3 Dangerous and hazardous chemical storage containers are available for hire or sale in three convenient sizes - 8ft (2.3m), 10ft Pallet Wide (3m) and 20ft (6m) and are fully compliant with legislation AS1940-2017. (*Certificates of compliance can be supplied upon request.)
Register for our Customer Business Portal for quick and easy access to view statements and invoices, pay invoices, check containers on hire and have access to other valuable information and features.
To register or for more information, contact your local branch on 0800 266 824
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Royal Wolf has Australasia’s largest dedicated branch network. Wherever you are located, even in remote areas, we are able to deliver containerised solutions for your business or personal use.
Royal Wolf has created a fish filleting station for a community project that collects tasty fish heads and offcuts to feed families in need. LegaSea, a not-for-profit organisation raising awareness of issues affecting the marine environment, started the Kai Ika project in 2016 to help feed communities by re-distributing the unused parts of fish which would usually go to waste.
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