GRADE A 20FT SHIPPING CONTAINER – STANDARD

PRODUCT DETAILS
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Our Grade A 20ft Shipping Containers will normally have been used for less than 8 years and will have been maintained to a high standard. Shipping containers in australia

Buy online or contact our friendly container sales team for specific container information and availability.

Containers can be delivered to locations throughout the UK.

GRADE A USED 20FT SHIPPING CONTAINER FEATURES
Used – Ex-shipping lines
All Corten-Steel construction
Exterior hinged double doors at end
Two locking bars on each door
2 x forklift pockets on each side
Wooden floor on steel cross members
28mm plywood floor
4 Vents
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PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS
EXTERNAL LENGTH (M) 6.06
EXTERNAL WIDTH (M) 2.44
EXTERNAL HEIGHT (M) 2.59
INTERNAL LENGTH (M) 5.84
INTERNAL WIDTH (M) 2.35
INTERNAL HEIGHT (M) 2.39
DOOR WIDTH (M) 2.34
DOOR HEIGHT (M) 2.28
WEIGHT (KG) 2100
FLOOR TYPE 28mm Marine Ply
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The price of a 20ft shipping container can vary widely depending on several factors, including the condition of the container, the location of purchase, and additional features or modifications. Here are some general guidelines to help you understand the range of prices for 20ft shipping containers:

New vs. Used: New shipping containers are typically more expensive than used ones. A brand new 20ft shipping container can cost anywhere from $3,000 to $5,000 or more, depending on the quality, features, and supplier.
Used Containers: The price of a used 20ft shipping container can vary based on factors such as age, condition, and previous use. Older containers or those with visible wear and tear may be more affordable. You can find used containers for as low as $1,500 to $3,000, but prices can go up if the container is in better condition.
Location: The cost of shipping containers can also vary depending on your location. Shipping containers are more abundant and affordable in areas with major ports or transportation hubs. In more remote or landlocked regions, prices may be higher due to transportation costs.