What does it mean for a shipping container to be wind and watertight (WWT)?
A wind and watertight (WWT) shipping container may have visible dents and rust, but it must be structurally sound and sealed against the elements. Ensuring your container is wind and watertight (WWT) is essential for protecting whatever you plan to store from weather damage.A WWT container must meet all of the following conditions:
- No cracks or holes in the walls, roof, or floor
- Floor in good condition with no soft spots or damage
- Door seals tight enough to keep out wind and water
- No visible light when standing inside with the doors closed
