Climate Controlled Storage Units
Protect your most valuable and vulnerable inventory with Cassone’s climate controlled storage containers, engineered to maintain a stable, regulated environment regardless of outside conditions. Built on the rugged foundation of an ISO-grade steel shipping container, each unit is fully insulated and equipped with an integrated HVAC system to control temperature, keeping sensitive goods safe from the extreme heat, cold, and moisture common across the Tri-State area (NY/NJ/CT). Available in 8′ x 20′ and 8′ x 40′ configurations, our units are ideal for pharmaceuticals, electronics, fine art, documents, wine, and any other inventory that cannot tolerate environmental fluctuations. Whether you need a long-term on-site storage solution or a flexible short-term rental, Cassone delivers and installs your unit with the same speed and reliability our customers have depended on for decades.
Frequently Asked Questions
A climate controlled storage container is a standard ISO shipping container that has been modified with high-performance insulation and an integrated HVAC system to actively regulate interior temperature. Unlike a standard storage container that simply shelters goods from direct weather exposure, a climate controlled unit maintains a stable, preset environment year-round, protecting sensitive inventory from the damaging effects of heat, cold, condensation, and moisture.
This type of unit is ideal for any inventory that can be degraded, warped, or destroyed by temperature swings. Common use cases include pharmaceutical and medical supply storage, electronics and server equipment, documents and archival records, fine art and antiques, wine and specialty food products, wood furniture and flooring, and high-value industrial components with tight dimensional tolerances. If your goods have a specified storage temperature range from the manufacturer, a climate controlled container is the right solution.
Our climate controlled storage containers are configured to maintain a typical interior temperature range of approximately 55°F to 85°F. Exact setpoints can be adjusted to match your product’s specific requirements. Our team works with you during the planning phase to ensure the HVAC system is sized and configured correctly for your inventory and your site’s climate.
Each unit requires a dedicated electrical connection, typically a 240V, single-phase service, to power the integrated HVAC system. A licensed electrician connects the unit to your site’s existing power supply upon delivery. Our team provides full electrical specifications during the planning phase so your site can be prepped in advance, ensuring the unit is operational immediately upon installation.
Cassone’s climate controlled storage containers are available in two standard configurations: 8′ x 20′ (160 sq. ft.) and 8′ x 40′ (320 sq. ft.). Both sizes share the same rugged steel construction, insulation package, and HVAC system. The right size depends on the volume of inventory you need to protect and the available footprint at your site. Our team can help you calculate the correct capacity based on your specific storage requirements.
Cassone offers flexible rental, lease, and purchase options to fit your project timeline and budget. Short-term rentals are available for seasonal inventory surges, construction project needs, or temporary overflow situations. Long-term leases and outright purchase are available for businesses that require a permanent on-site climate controlled storage solution. Our sales team will walk you through the options and help you determine the most cost-effective path for your situation.
Because our containers are prefabricated and ready to deploy, most units can be delivered and operational within a matter of days of order confirmation, subject to availability and your site conditions. Delivery is handled by Cassone’s specialized logistics team using roll-off or flatbed transport. The unit is placed directly on any firm, level surface such as concrete, asphalt, or compacted gravel. No permanent foundation is required. Once positioned, a local electrician completes the power hookup, and the unit is ready for use.