He purchased a container to ship his household goods and use as storage while his house is being constructed.
The question was: "Is there a local crane company which can unload a 5 ton container."
My answer: "Don't think so, but I'll check around.
The only cranes I have seen in this part of the country, are the ones used in building construction. They can lift a number of prefab cement slabs intended to be used as flooring. Their weight capability will take a few days of research.
Ideally the delivering agent should be told that they are to place the container on the ground, as demonstrated in this video.
This alternative seems a bit extreme: Unload - Drop - Reload
I'd like to witness that magic act !!
There is a crane company in town taking part in the construction of the new municipal building.
Might be worth asking them. If it's possible, they probably have to bring equipment from elsewhere.
Bet that wont be cheap.
Alternatively I would suggest renting one of the many newly constructed shophouses and use it for storage.
Most shophouses on I.T.U. rent for an average of 3,000 baht per month.
Shipping containers tend to get extremely hot and humid in this area and are not suited for extended use beyond shipping purposes, unless insulated.
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I have moved my household 5 times to and out of Asia. I stronly recommend a professional moving company. They solve the most impossible tasks inclusive import problems (tea money!). Storage should be done in Sweden and shipment just in time when the house is ready for being furbished.
I did my first international move (to USA) by myself and it was a complete desaster and was at bottom line much more expensive.
Buying a container, strange idea!
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