Drain rainwater in a controlled way

Would you like better rainwater management around your container shelter? Add a gutter to your configuration. This helps keep the area around your shelter dry and prevents rainwater from flowing away uncontrolled.

In many situations, this also supports compliance with environmental regulations. During inspections, increasing attention is paid to rainwater management and preventing contamination of soil and surface water. A gutter demonstrates that you take these responsibilities seriously.

This makes your shelter not only more practical, but also better prepared for inspections.

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Turn your shelter into a visible part of your brand

At Kroftman, we can print your company logo or design directly onto the shelter cover. This turns your container shelter into more than just a practical workspace or storage area, it also increases your company's visibility on site.

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Avoid ordering end walls later

Front walls, rear walls and end walls are often added after installation. That's understandable, as only in daily use do you notice how much wind, rain and open sides affect your shelter.

By ordering the walls together with your shelter, you also avoid additional transport costs later on.