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Open the doorsto more space.

New one-trip and used cargo-worthy containers, site cabins and accessories. Priced in US dollars, delivered to your site.

Now showing: 20ft High Cube Container - Hazardous Waste Container, Side opening (9ft 6′ high), $4,595

Start with the length.

Every box we sell, drawn to scale. Pick a length to see what is in stock and where prices start.

In the yard now

Real units, real photos.

Not every job needs a plain box.

From our yard to your site.

  1. 01

    Choose your unit

    Pick the length, condition and door layout online, or tell us what the job needs.

  2. 02

    Get a delivered price

    We quote the unit and the trucking to your address, in dollars, before you pay.

  3. 03

    Prepare the ground

    A level, firm spot with room for a tilt-bed truck to back in and set down.

  4. 04

    Delivery day

    The driver slides the container off the truck where you want it.

Know what you are buying.

DuoCon One-tripper (10′ +10′) Steel Shipping Containers, photo 1

Built new, shipped once with cargo, then retired from the line.

Near-new paint, tight door seals and minimal marks. The pick when the box will be seen every day or converted into a workspace.

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Questions before you buy.

Read every answer
What sizes do shipping containers come in?

The most common sizes are 20ft and 40ft in length, both 8ft wide. Standard height is 8ft 6in, while High Cube containers offer an extra foot of height at 9ft 6in. We also carry 10ft, 45ft, and custom sizes upon request.

What is the difference between Standard and High Cube?

Standard containers are 8ft 6in tall externally. High Cube containers are 9ft 6in tall, providing an extra foot of internal height. High Cubes are ideal for voluminous cargo, tall equipment, and residential conversions.

How is the container delivered?

Containers are delivered on a tilt-bed or flatbed truck. The driver will tilt the bed and slide the container off onto level ground. You must ensure the delivery site is accessible and has adequate space for the truck to maneuver.

What are the site requirements for delivery?

You need a flat, firm surface for placement. The ground should be level to prevent door alignment issues. We recommend a gravel pad or concrete foundation. The delivery truck requires at least 12ft width and 14ft height clearance.

Need it on site? Tell us where.

Send the size, condition and delivery ZIP code. We reply with a delivered price in dollars.

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