Think size. Condition. Purpose.
Three decisions make finding your container much simpler.
Measure your space first.
Consider what you’ll store, how you’ll move it in and out, and the footprint available on your site. The door opening and internal dimensions are just as important as the outside size.
Compare the collectionChoose the right starting point.
One-trip containers usually offer a cleaner appearance. Used units may show rust, dents and previous markings. Condition labels are not interchangeable; confirm the exact unit before fulfillment.
Explore used containersThink about the doors.
Standard cargo doors suit many storage needs. Side-opening and double-ended containers offer different access. High cube models provide extra height; check the specific dimensions.
Explore side-access optionsMatch the job, not just the size.
International transport, chemical storage and building conversions can require additional certification or approvals. Confirm suitability, local requirements and product specifications for your intended use.
Ask about your projectAt a glance
| Container size | Consider it for | Explore |
|---|---|---|
| 8ft | Compact tools and equipment storage | View containers |
| 10ft | Smaller sites and flexible storage | View containers |
| 20ft | General storage and business needs | View containers |
| 40ft | Larger equipment and higher-volume storage | View containers |
Size names are nominal. Use the specifications of the exact product when planning your site.