Shipping Container Insulation Kit

Spray Foam Insulation Kit

Upgrade your shipping container with high-efficiency insulation designed to regulate temperature, reduce noise, and create an airtight, watertight seal.

Ceramic Fiber Insulation, 2" Thick x 16" x 48" for shipping containers

Ceramic Fiber Insulation

Fire Proof Insulation

2″ Thick x 16″ x 48″, density 8 lb.


shipping container roll insulation

Reflective Foam Core Insulation

Closed Cell Foam Rubber Water Resistant Insulation Sheet


FAQ

How much spray foam do I need for a 20 ft or 40 ft shipping container?

A 20 ft container typically requires one spray foam kit to cover most interior surfaces with a light-to-moderate layer. If you plan full insulation (walls + ceiling), you may need 1–2 kits depending on the desired thickness.
A 40 ft container generally needs 2–3 kits to achieve proper coverage. Factors like climate, interior finishing, and intended use (office, workshop, storage) may increase or reduce the total amount required.

Can I install the spray foam insulation myself?

Yes. This spray foam kit is designed for DIY installation and includes the hoses, applicator gun, nozzles, and components needed for straightforward application. Most container owners can complete the job without professional help, as long as proper ventilation and safety gear are used. The self-expanding foam fills container wall ribs easily, making it simpler than rigid board or batt insulation.

Does spray foam stop container condensation?

Yes. Spray foam is one of the most effective solutions for stopping condensation inside a shipping container. Because it bonds directly to the metal walls and creates an air-sealed barrier, it reduces moisture buildup caused by temperature changes. This helps protect tools, equipment, furniture, inventory, or any climate-sensitive items inside your container.

How long does spray foam installation take?

Most customers can insulate a 20 ft container in 1–2 hours and a 40 ft container in 2–4 hours depending on coverage and experience. The foam cures quickly, allowing you to proceed with ventilation, HVAC installation, electrical work, or interior finishing soon after.