40ft Shipping Container

Product Description

Built from weathering carbon steel, these units are secure from wind, water, vermin and thieves.

The longer and less commonly available 40ft container is suited to large sites with ample space for onsite storage. Measuring just over 12 metres long, these usually do not suit standard residential blocks, although they can be squeezed onto large driveways in some cases.

Given the large internal volume, they are often used for more than just household or business goods storage. They are an affordable and ready-made alternate solution to sheds or workshops. They can store machinery and equipment parts, or be used for site offices or accommodation away from the main building, with some minor modifications.

Whatever you store in your 40ft shipping container, you can rest assured it will be safe.

40ft Container Options

A range of options are available for the 40ft shipping containers.

• Lockbox

• Electrical fitout (power and lighting)

• Steel floor

• Transport/Shipping Certification

• Variety of Container Grades available - New or Used

• Additional custom container modifications available including shelving

40ft Container Applications 

A range of applications are suitable for our 40ft shipping containers.

• Static storage

• Transportation of goods

• Household goods

• Tools & equipment 

• Archiving 

• Machinery 

40ft shipping containers for sale

A new shipping container will ensure quality and longevity, while a used container will save you money.

For cargo to be transported internationally, the container must have a valid CSC (Container Safety Convention) plate, which verifies that safety inspections have been performed. Our ‘New’ grade containers ensure CSC approval, as well as clean interiors.

While our ‘B’ grade containers may have marked interiors & some exterior corrosion, they remain windtight & watertight.

For less critical applications, you may save cost with a ‘C’ grade container, which will show more advanced corrosion.

See our Shipping Containers Buyer's Guide to get a better understanding of the options available.

Hiring 40ft shipping containers

If you don't need to keep or modify a container, you should consider hiring a 40ft shipping container instead. It is a much cheaper option than buying, and you will have access to the newest units in the fleet.

Remember that hiring shipping containers is an operating cost and can be tax deductible. With a minimum contract term of 31 days, hiring is often a better solution than buying containers.

Still unsure what's best for you? Check out our guide, Should I hire or buy a shipping container?