
Single Axle
Drop axle or fixed axle

Container trailers
Road-registered trailer platforms that make any shipping container mobile. Base Shell trailers are supplied as empty shells for immediate use, or as the foundation for purpose-built conversions, and serve operators across Canada.
Adaptable platform
No permanent foundation required. A durable, relocatable trailer system engineered for stability, security and accessibility, which can often be placed without the permitting typically required for permanent structures.


Drop-axle platform
The Insula drop-axle system allows a container to be lowered to near ground level shortly after arrival, with the tongue removed to create an accessible, secure structure.
Because the unit remains a registered trailer, it can often avoid the permitting normally required for landed container or modular installations, supporting rapid deployment and straightforward relocation.
Discuss a requirement
Drop axle or fixed axle

Drop axle or fixed axle
Models
Every model is available with a drop axle or fixed axle. Prices are in Canadian dollars, before taxes and delivery.

Drop Axle / Fixed Axle
From $22,999 CAD

Drop Axle / Fixed Axle
From $24,999 CAD

Drop Axle / Fixed Axle
From $26,999 CAD
Why Insula trailers
A road-legal trailer platform for a standard shipping container, ready for a wide range of applications.
Start with a base shell and add kit systems as the application develops.
Precision-manufactured components with no welding required on site.
Steel frame, electric brakes, DOT-compliant lighting and VIN registration.
Gives shipping containers a second working life as mobile infrastructure.
Deployment
Tow the trailer to its working location on site.
Keep the bolt-on tongue as a platform, or detach it for security.
Drop the jacks and raise the wheels to set the container at ground level for stability and step-free access.
Distribution
Insula partners with established container businesses to stock and distribute its trailer platforms and kit systems, with supply structured for volume purchasing.
Send an RFQ, a specification, a drawing or simply a description of the operational problem. You do not need a finished design.