Stick-Framed, R13 Insulation, Vinyl-Wrapped Plywood Finish (40'). A stick-framed insulated lining with a finished interior surface, holding temperature in the box and stopping condensation forming on the bare steel. Fits 40ft containers.
SKU: MOD-INS-40-STD-V
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Stick-Framed, R13 Insulation, Vinyl-Wrapped Plywood Finish (40'). A stick-framed insulated lining with a finished interior surface, holding temperature in the box and stopping condensation forming on the bare steel. Fits 40ft containers.
Held at a depot and delivered by freight truck to your site. Not sure which grade you need, or whether the truck can reach you? Get in touch and we will check before you order.
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Stick-Framed, R13 Insulation, Vinyl-Wrapped Plywood Finish (40' High Cube). A stick-framed insulated lining with a finished interior surface, holding temperature in the box and stopping condensation forming on the bare steel. Fits 40ft containers.
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