2-Sided Roll Container

A: A 2-sided roll container means that the roll container is equipped with 2 fences on both sides. This can mean that 1 metal fence has been placed on each long side or, as we see with the fruit and vegetable roll container, 1 fence per short side of the roll container. It is easy to work with a 2-sided roll container because the goods in the roll container are accessible from two sides. You see this roll container most often in the supermarket when the shelves are filled there.

A: This can be done very easily by choosing shelves.We have shelves for 2-sided roll containers made of wood/plywood, plastic or metal. These shelves are suitable for all standard 2-sided roll containers. Of course, you have to pay attention to the dimensions of the roll container because we have several variants of 2-sided roll containers. Take a look at our range to find the right shelf for your roll container.

A: Yes, for example, you see 2-sided roll containers a lot in supermarkets next to the standard 3-sided display roll container, while you hardly ever see 4-sided or anti-theft roll containers in supermarkets. That is why at we have roll containers for retail, hospitals, horticulture agriculture and much more.

A: Possibly. Please call us prior to placing your order online and we will let you know if this is a feasible option for your chosen product(s).

A: You are able to view our prices including and excluding VAT. Upon checkout, a 20% VAT charge will be applied.

A: If you have any reservations about your order and would like to cancel, please let us know at your earliest convenience and we will do our best to assist you. If however, your order has already been dispatched, you will then need to refer to our returns policy if your goods are no longer required.

A: Yes, you should receive an email with a PDF invoice attachment shortly after placing your order. If you have not received it please contact us and we’ll re-send it to you.

A: A roller container is a container type that can be carried by trucks to be pushed to ground level by help of a hook and level arm with the container possibly sliding on steel roller wheels. ACTS loading process ACTS transport frame in loading position.

A: A rolled container is a container that never made it onto the ship it was scheduled to be on. Basically, when a container is said to have been 'rolled', it means it has not been loaded onto the vessel it was meant to sail on.