When RPP Containers receives a load of broken containers, the first step in our repair process is to separate those containers that are broken beyond repair and the repairable units. Containers deemed “broken beyond repair” will usually show cracks or breaks on the base of the container, which can hinder the structural integrity of the unit. Anything with major structural damage to the base of the containers, including those units with damage to all fork straps/runners, will be scrapped. Other damage that will cause RPP Containers to scrap a particular container would be if the containers were missing most or all the walls, if all the walls were severely damaged (ex. Large holes on most of the walls), or if the corners of the walls have large cracks. The good news about the containers presumed broken beyond repair is that RPP Containers will pay you scrap value for those containers.