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Wind and watertight, commonly called WWT, is a common condition category for used shipping containers intended primarily for stationary storage.
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A WWT container is generally expected to keep normal wind and rain from entering when its doors and seals are properly closed. It is a condition description, not a promise of cosmetic appearance.
Surface rust, dents, paint wear, patches and previous repairs can be normal on used containers. Ask what condition standard the supplier uses and whether photos of the actual unit are available.
WWT containers are frequently selected for tools, equipment, materials, household goods and other stationary storage where appearance is less important than function.
Access requirements depend on container size. About 65 feet for a 20-foot container or smaller and about 120 feet for a 40-foot container are useful planning guidelines, but confirm with the delivery provider.
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