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Countless businesses experience predictable peaks in demand every year, whether it’s the Christmas rush for retailers, agriculture businesses preparing for harvest, or construction ramping up in the summer. As productive and profitable as these periods can be, they can also introduce logistical problems.   Running out of warehouse and storage space can legitimately affect your business, forcing you to pay higher rent for space that sits empty outside of those seasonal peaks,

Setting up a space for a shipping container delivery may sound like it takes a significant amount of preparation to achieve, but with the right steps, this whole process can be a smooth and wise investment.  At TEU, we believe taking the time to get things ready ensures there aren't any unexpected delays on delivery day, which can save you from extra costs and potential damage to your property.  Containers are big and heavy, so they need plenty of room and a clear path to get

Despite being built and renowned for their durability, given their original purpose of enduring long voyages across oceans, even the toughest shipping containers can be affected by the often unpredictable weather of the UK. Here in North West England, we know that when facing rain, dampness, frost, heat, and wide temperature swings, containers can begin to wear down, affecting their ability to safely store your goods.   Here, we’re going to look at the type of weather damage

Finding a place for your possessions can be tough, no matter if you're moving, downsizing, or just need to clear some clutter. Two of the most common solutions people look into are hiring a shipping container  or renting a self-storage unit . Space is space after all, right? Well, not always. Both of these options have their own set of advantages and disadvantages. The best choice for you really depends on your specific needs, like how much space you need, how often you’ll ne