Specialist shipping container insulation for commercial, industrial and agricultural buildings in Canterbury and across the South East — installed by ThermoFoam, part of the Duratite Group.
Shipping containers in Canterbury used for storage, site welfare and workspace all suffer the same failure: 'container rain'. Warm air condenses on the cold steel shell and drips onto everything inside. A 15–25 mm coat of Enverge closed-cell spray foam bonds to the ribbed steel and stops it at source — no battens, no framework, no lost internal space.
For containers being converted into occupied space, 35–50 mm or more delivers genuine thermal performance, sprayed and cured within a single day per unit. The foam carries its own vapour barrier and follows every corrugation, which is why spray foam has become the default insulation for container conversions.
Typical published values for Enverge closed-cell systems. Full shipping container insulation service page →
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Closed-cell spray foam across a large warehouse-style venue roof.
Insulation for a temperature-critical manufacturing process.
Condensation stopped in a curved concrete heritage structure.
A 15–25 mm closed-cell coat seals the steel so warm air never meets a cold surface — condensation physically cannot form.
Yes — conversions typically take 35–50 mm+, applied in a day, leaving a dry shell ready to line out.
Yes — single containers and fleets alike. Costs are quoted after a quick survey or photos; call 01208 832 602.
All of the South East and the surrounding towns and villages — ThermoFoam installs UK-wide as part of the Duratite Group. See our Canterbury area page or call 01208 832 602.