A DNV 2.7-1 Half Height Offshore Open Top Container is a specialized shipping container designed for offshore operations, particularly in the oil and gas industry. It is certified to the DNV 2.7-1 standards, ensuring its strength and durability in harsh marine environments.

Key features of this container include:

Half Height: It is half the height of a standard container, making it easier to handle and load heavy materials.    

Open Top: The lack of a steel roof allows for easy overhead loading and unloading, particularly of oversized or heavy cargo.    

DNV 2.7-1 Certification: This certification guarantees the container meets rigorous standards for offshore use, ensuring safety and reliability.    

Reinforced Base: The base frame is reinforced to withstand heavy loads, even when the container is stacked with other containers.    

Secure Doors: Typically equipped with swing doors or removable sidewalls for easy access and secure cargo protection.    

Lifting Points: Certified lifting points (like pad eyes) are included to facilitate crane lifting and maneuvering.    

Tarpaulins: Can be fitted with tarpaulins to keep the contents dry and protected from the elements.    

Internal Tie-Down Points: Internal tie-down points ensure cargo is secure during transport.    

Stackable: Many half-height containers are designed to be stacked, allowing for efficient transport and storage.      

These containers are commonly used for transporting and storing: Heavy materials and pipe sections, Construction supplies for offshore platforms, Equipment and machinery, and Oversized or awkward cargo.    

The lower profile and ease of loading make them ideal for projects where quick access and efficient material handling are crucial, especially in challenging offshore environments.