Though shipping container shelter type structures are a flexible and adaptable solution to shelter, Container Spanz NZ wishes to highlight the terms and conditions of their use in New Zealand.
Container Spanz explicitly states that they do not take responsibility for council consenting
requirements.
Customers are required to ensure that appropriate consent is sought and approved as needed.
The company will not be held responsible for any failure on the customer's part to obtain
necessary consent.
Not all shelters provided by Container Spanz require consent.
The company will not be held responsible for any failure on the customer's part to obtain
necessary consent.
Container Spanz mandates that each shelter must be attached to an engineer-approved
structure.
For example, when using containers, the correct screw piles or ballast must be used and signed
off by a qualified engineering professional.
Failure to adhere to the requirements, such as using the correct foundation or not obtaining
engineer approval, may result in damage to the shelters.
Damage due to non-compliance could void warranties and other guarantees provided by
Container Spanz.
