Completed and Delivered by HCD
Hydroponic Container Farm in Sri Lanka
HCD modified and delivered this insulated container as a clean controlled interior space for cultivating bell peppers and other organic produce. The project demonstrates how container modification can support compact indoor agriculture in Sri Lanka.
A Container Prepared for Controlled Indoor Cultivation
This project converts a shipping container into a practical indoor-growing environment suitable for hydroponic racks, irrigation equipment, cultivation lighting and environmental controls.
The finished interior provides washable insulated wall panels, a panelled ceiling, tiled flooring, electrical points and a secure access door. The long and narrow arrangement allows cultivation racks to be positioned along both sides while maintaining a clear central aisle for inspection, maintenance and harvesting.
Designed Around the Cultivation Requirement
The container interior was prepared to accommodate organised multi-level cultivation racks for bell peppers, leafy greens, herbs and other selected crops. The proposed layout uses both long walls while preserving a practical central access route.
- Insulated and easy-to-clean internal wall finish
- Tiled flooring suitable for regular cleaning
- Electrical points for cultivation equipment
- Space for hydroponic growing racks and trays
- Provision for LED grow-light installation
- Clear central aisle for access and harvesting
- Secure enclosed environment for crop management
- Adaptable layout for different cultivation systems
What Can Be Cultivated Inside a Container Farm?
Depending on the selected hydroponic system, lighting, ventilation, temperature control and crop-management plan, a modified cultivation container may be used for bell peppers, lettuce, herbs, leafy greens, seedlings and selected organic produce.
Each unit can be planned around the crop type, number of growing levels, required aisle width, water-storage arrangement, electrical load and environmental-control equipment.
Container Modification for Agri-Tech Projects in Sri Lanka
HCD designs and modifies containers for commercial, industrial, agricultural and specialist applications. Each project is developed according to its intended use with attention to insulation, internal finishes, electrical requirements, access, durability and maintainability.
Container-based farming offers a compact modular space that can be manufactured away from the final location and transported for installation. Additional units may also be planned as part of a larger modular cultivation facility.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a hydroponic container farm?
It is a modified container prepared to accommodate indoor crop cultivation using hydroponic racks, controlled lighting, irrigation and suitable environmental equipment.
Can bell peppers be cultivated inside the container?
Yes. Bell peppers may be cultivated inside a properly configured container using a suitable hydroponic method, correct lighting, irrigation, ventilation and temperature management.
What are the internal dimensions of this unit?
The completed internal space is approximately 19.5 feet long, 7.8 feet wide and 8 feet high.
Can HCD customise the container for another crop?
Yes. The interior layout, insulation, electrical provisions, access and finishes can be planned around the intended crop and the cultivation system specifications.
How much does a hydroponic container farm cost?
The cost depends on the container specification, cultivation racks, irrigation system, grow lights and environmental-control requirements. HCD can prepare a customised quotation after reviewing the intended crops and complete project scope.
Can the completed unit be delivered within Sri Lanka?
Delivery and installation can be arranged according to the project location, site access and transport requirements.
Planning a Container-Based Cultivation Project?
Speak with HCD about a modified container prepared for hydroponic farming, indoor agriculture or another specialist application in Sri Lanka.
