Honest guides on buying, owning, and customizing shipping containers in Ontario. Written from 30 years of operating in this industry.

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Battery and Solar Equipment Enclosures in Ontario: The 2024 Home Battery Rule, Off-Grid Battery Rooms, EV Chargers and the Containerized System

Quick Answer: A battery enclosure in Ontario follows the 2024 code: 20 kilowatt-hours per unit, one metre from windows and doors, a dedicated room or outdoor-rated unit, and a detached battery building three metres…

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Small Warehouse for Rent in Ontario: How Industrial Leases Are Priced, What the Smallest Units Look Like, and the Yard-of-Your-Own Alternative

Quick Answer: A small warehouse for rent in Ontario is priced as net rent per square foot plus additional rent for taxes, maintenance and insurance, on a three-to-five-year term, plus utilities, a deposit and…

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