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CDS supplies engineer-certified container dome systems designed for asset protection, storage, and all-weather operations across Australia.
Built on shipping container foundations, these modular domes deliver rapid deployment, structural reliability, and compliance with Australian Standards.
A container dome system is a modular shelter structure that uses shipping containers as the primary structural foundations, supporting an engineered fabric or steel roof span to create a large, clear covered space.
This design delivers strength and stability without the need for permanent building construction, making container domes suitable for applications where flexibility, speed of deployment, and relocatability are required. Container dome systems are commonly used for equipment protection, vehicle storage, workshops, and operational work areas across a wide range of industries.
CDS container domes are supplied as engineer-certified systems, designed to perform in demanding Australian environments. Engineering considerations such as wind loading, anchoring requirements, and environmental exposure are addressed as part of the system design.
With over 20 years’ experience supplying container dome shelters nationwide, CDS systems are engineered for durability, compliance, and long-term performance across industrial, commercial, and public-sector applications.
Container dome shelters supplied by CDS are used across a broad range of applications, including:
Where site conditions or regulatory requirements demand it, CDS offers site-specific engineering design and certification services through qualified RPEQ engineers.
Site-specific engineering may be required where wind classifications vary, site exposure conditions are elevated, or approval authorities require project-specific certification. RPEQ-certified designs support council approvals, procurement processes, and engineering sign-off for projects operating in regulated or high-risk environments.
