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    Chucaro, amazing photos on arthur plottier's site - thanks for sharing

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    Quote Originally Posted by pirasea View Post
    Chucaro, amazing photos on arthur plottier's site - thanks for sharing
    Thank you mate, I appreciate your comment.
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    Lets get back on topic .. more expedition stuff anyone?
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    Quote Originally Posted by VladTepes View Post
    Lets get back on topic .. more expedition stuff anyone?

    Gullwing doors for easy access to the back:




    will make some shelves that fit between the top of the window & roof to carry large & bulky items like pillows, blankets, etc.

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    Yeah I like those gullwing windows. Stops people form breaking in with grass or fencing wire too.
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    thought people would like this info.

    Container Dimensions (metric)

    Standard External Container Dimensions

    (8ft) (10ft) (20ft) (30ft) (40ft)
    Container Length 2.42m 3.05m 6.06m 9.12m 12.19m
    Container Width 2.17m 2.44m 2.44m 2.44m 2.44m
    Container Height:
    » Standard 2.26m 2.59m 2.59m 2.59m 2.59m
    » High cube - 2.89m 2.89m 2.89m 2.89m


    Standard Internal Container Dimensions

    Internal Length 2.28m 2.80m 5.87m 8.93m 12.00m
    Internal Width 2.10m 2.33m 2.33m 2.33m 2.33m
    Internal Height:
    » Standard 2.04m 2.35m 2.35m 2.35m 2.35m
    » High cube - 2.65m 2.65m 2.65m 2.65m
    End Door Aperture Width: 2.09m as req. 2.28m 2.28m 2.28m
    End Door Aperture Height:
    » Standard 1.94m as req. 2.26m 2.26m 2.26m
    » High cube - as req. 2.56m 2.56m 2.56m
    Floor area 4.78m2 6.69m2 13.93m2 21.09m2 28.33m2
    Cubic capacity:
    » Standard 9.28m3 15.89m3 32.85m3 49.84m3 66.83m3
    » High cube - 17.84m3 37.09m3 56.21m3 75.32m3
    Weight 1.02 tonnes 1.52 tonnes 2.44 tonnes 3.25 tonnes 4.06 tonnes


    However, as there is no such thing a "the container" is is really very important to check before hiring



    link
    ISO Container Information


    regards geck

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    Here's a product that should be in everyones box of things to take on an expedition

    LIFESAVER bottle Australia

    It's a flask. Any old water (not seawater) goes in one end, clean, safe drinking water comes out the other end.

    We've got one - it works, and it works well.

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    I have been wanting to get some "gull wing doors" for a while...My windows have been broken recently and I lost a heap of camping gear. These look a lot more secure. Who would you contact to get a set made up and fitted?

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    Quote Originally Posted by jeffmj View Post
    ........ Who would you contact to get a set made up and fitted?
    Opposite Lock!
    '51 Series 1 80"
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    Quote Originally Posted by jeffmj View Post
    I have been wanting to get some "gull wing doors" for a while...My windows have been broken recently and I lost a heap of camping gear. These look a lot more secure. Who would you contact to get a set made up and fitted?
    The gullwings supplied by Opposite Lock are imported by Dolium from South Africa (see LR Def Gullwing Door - Dolium Pty Ltd).

    Have you given any thought to using window guards/security screens? See Mantec | Quality Land Rover Accessories , for example. These would be much cheaper I expect.

    Cheers
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