FOX Storage and Continest's foldable temporary infrastructure now work as one logistics system, reducing transport, simplifying deployment and creating more value for temporary infrastructure projects.

The Alabama steel project shows how engineering transport equipment can transform the economics of circular supply chains. Discover how Box2Build, Clipper Bulk Shipping and Outokumpu redesigned logistics by reducing structural empty transport.

Certifying a foldable container is more demanding than the standard suggests - and more demanding still when the container type has never been certified before. We have been running that process since 2010, across multiple foldable container types, with recognised class societies including ABS and Lloyd's Register. This article explains what the process actually requires, and what fifteen years of doing it has taught us.

Standard containers make short-term rental uneconomical, require multiple regional depots, and tie up yard space whether units are working or not. The FOX-storage 5:1 fold ratio changes all three. Here is what that looks like in numbers.

Foldable containers don't solve the empty container problem. They compress it. Here's the difference.

Foldable containers have been part of our work since 2008. What started with developing the world's first fully certified foldable 40HC shipping container taught us as much about the limits of innovation as about its possibilities. This is what fifteen years of building, operating, and commercializing foldable containers in global logistics actually looks like.

What starts as a clean CAD model rarely survives first contact with steel, welding and ISO testing. On the occasion of his 18th year in container engineering, Arthur reflects on the redesigns, factory floors and real-world lessons that define how he engineers today.

Foldable FOX-bulk containers reduce empty return transport by up to 75%. Calculate savings per route and see how fewer trucks, lower fuel use and less yard space translate directly into fast payback.

In container rental, profitability is no longer defined by fleet size alone. The real challenge lies in what happens between rental cycles: idle containers, congested yards, and rising operational costs. This article examines why storage inefficiency has become a hidden bottleneck and how forward-thinking operators are addressing it.

Discover the foldable storage container – a lightweight, cost-efficient, and sustainable solution for inland logistics. Folding 1:5, it saves space and transport costs while serving industries from humanitarian aid to infrastructure projects