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40ft Shipping container

Q: What is this storage container used for?

For the intended use, the is used for enclosed storage of tools, materials, equipment, furniture or stock close to the work area. This keeps the 40ft Shipping and Storage Container tied to the actual site use. For the intended use, the is used for enclosed storage of tools, materials, equipment, furniture or stock close to the work area. This keeps the 40ft Shipping and Storage Container tied to the actual site use.

Q: What placement details matter?

Door swing, front clearance, loading route and ground surface determine whether stored goods remain easy to move in and out. For the 40ft Shipping and Storage Container, that detail should match the access and service routine. Door swing, front clearance, loading route and ground surface determine whether stored goods remain easy to move in and out. For the 40ft Shipping and Storage Container, that detail should match the access and service routine.

Q: How should goods be arranged?

Frequent-use items belong near the door, while slower-moving or heavier goods can sit deeper and lower inside the unit. The point matters when judging whether the 40ft Shipping and Storage Container fits the available space. Frequent-use items belong near the door, while slower-moving or heavier goods can sit deeper and lower inside the unit. The point matters when judging whether the 40ft Shipping and Storage Container fits the available space.

Q: Which specifications matter most?

In the specification check, the specification table shows 67 m3 capacity and 26740 kg payload, door opening and external size values for judging goods and placement. This keeps the 40ft Shipping and Storage Container tied to the actual site use. In the specification check, the specification table shows 67 m3 capacity and 26740 kg payload, door opening and external size values for judging goods and placement. This keeps the 40ft Shipping and Storage Container tied to the actual site use.

Q: When is another size better?

Another size may be better when the goods, access frequency, placement area or loading route do not suit the 40ft Shipping and Storage Container. Another size may be better when the goods, access frequency, placement area or loading route do not suit the 40ft Shipping and Storage Container.

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External length12.19m / 40'0"
External width2.44m / 8'0"
External height2.59m / 8'6"

The 40ft Shipping and Storage Container is useful where enclosed storage has to sit close to the work without taking over the site. Door swing, front clearance and the loading route decide whether placement is practical.

ISO certifiedBuilt to standard
Wind & watertightWeather protected
Built to lastHeavy-duty steel

Condition

Condition describes how much a container has been used. Every condition we offer is inspected and certified wind and watertight before delivery.

A single voyage from the factory: near-new steel, original paint and no repair history.

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Overview

Storage Fit and Footprint

The 40ft Shipping and Storage Container provides high-volume enclosed storage for larger stock, equipment or furniture. Door clearance, loading route and internal grouping decide whether the larger footprint stays efficient.

High-volume enclosed storage
Enclosed goods storage
Door-led daily access
Useful near work areas
Long-term ownership fit

Specifications

External dimensions: L 12.19m x W 2.44m x H 2.59mL 40'0" x W 8'0" x H 8'6"
Internal dimensions: L 12.03m x W 2.35m x H 2.39mL 39'6" x W 7'9" x H 7'10"
Door opening: W 2.28m x H 2.34mW 7'6" x H 7'8"
Tare weight: 3,740 kg8,245 lb
Payload: 26,740 kg58,952 lb
Max gross weight: 30,480 kg67,197 lb
Cubic capacity: 67 m³2,366 ft³

Footprint and Position

Longer footprint suits bulk storage
Front door clearance protects access
Loading route should stay direct

Access Frequency

In the 40ft Shipping and Storage Container, storage layout should reflect how often items are needed. Everyday goods belong near the door, while slower-moving materials can sit deeper inside without slowing routine retrieval.

Frequently used goods stay near the doors
Clear front access keeps retrieval quick
Grouped goods reduce handling inside

Stored Goods

In the 40ft Shipping and Storage Container, tools, boxed stock, equipment and furniture all create different internal layouts. Heavier items work best low, fragile goods need protection from door traffic and grouped materials are easier to find.