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Where is the container going?

Delivery ZIP code We use it to find depots and trucks near you.

What will you use it for? (optional)

Which size?

20ft standard 20' x 8' x 8'6". The most popular size.

40ft standard 40' x 8' x 8'6". Double the floor.

40ft high cube 40' x 8' x 9'6". One foot taller.

10ft (ask us) Not a standard size. We check local supply. Not sure yet Tell us what it is for and we will suggest one.

How many?

123 to 56 or more

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New or used?

All three grades lock and keep the weather out. They differ in looks, structure and price. Photos show typical examples; every used box is a little different.

New (one-trip) Shipped once. Clean paint, straight panels, may have small scuffs.

Cargo-worthy (used) Structurally sound for shipping when inspected. Dents, rust spots and patches are normal.

Wind and watertight (used) Keeps wind and rain out when inspected. Heavy cosmetic wear. Best value. Not sure, advise me We will explain the trade-offs for your use and budget.

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Door setup

Standard doors, one end Included with every container.

Double doors (both ends) Mostly new builds. Limited supply.

Open side Whole long side opens. New builds, priced higher. Modified or specialty (ask us) Roll-up door, side door, windows, vents, shelving, lock box, paint...

Double doors and open sides are mostly built new and supply is limited, so we confirm availability with your quote.

Tell us about the drop spot

Typical tilt-bed needs: a straight, clear approach of roughly 60 to 100 ft for a 20ft (100 to 150 ft for a 40ft), about 12 ft wide; no low wires or branches over the route or drop spot; and firm, level ground. Not sure? Pick "not sure" and we'll talk it through.

Ground at the drop spot

Is there a long, straight approach for the truck?

Yes, long straight approachIt might be tightNot sure

Overhead: wires, branches, roofs?

Clear overheadSome wires or branchesNot sure

Is the spot level?

Level and firmSlight slopeSoft or unevenNot sure

Which way should the doors face once it's down?

Doors toward the truck cabDoors toward the back of the truckDoesn't matter / tell me more

The truck backs in toward the drop spot, so "toward the cab" means the doors face the way the truck drives off.

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