40ft High Cube Container

40ft High Cube shipping containers are popular for storing a large volume of goods on sites with more available space. This container size is also well suited to modifications, such as a workshop, shed alternative or to construct homes.

40ft High Cube Container Dimensions and Weight

Specifications may vary

The cubic capacity of a 40ft high cube shipping container is 76m3.

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The 40ft High Cube Container is the ultimate large volume storage solution. If you need to store a heap of stuff, you need a 40ft High Cube container. Furniture, car parts (inc cars), building materials, garden tools, industrial equipment, white goods...even the contents of a whole home - it will fit. 

Key Features

  • Approx 12.2m L x 2.5m W x 2.9m H
  • Internal Capacity 76m3
  • Wind and watertight
  • Pest and vermin proof
  • Wooden Floors
  • Lashing points at the floor and ceiling to secure your goods
  • Secure and lockable via our lockbox system
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How is this container delivered?

We aim to make your container delivery on site as smooth as possible. Please notify us when getting a container quote if there are any obstructions like power lines near where you plan to place your container or if access for a truck is likely to be tricky. 

Also, please make sure that the area the truck will need to access is clear and that any loved pets and children are somewhere safe.

Delivery on site can be made using the following methods.

Side Loader

Side loaders are used to transport our 20 foot and 40 foot shipping containers. This is the best delivery method for containers at sites that have limited space either in front or behind the area where the container is to be positioned. The container is unloaded between the two outrigger feet of the side loader, approximately half a metre from the side of the truck.

Hiab Crane

Hiab cranes lift containers from a mechanism located behind the truck's cabin. This is used when there is limited space for a side loader or tilt tray. Using a crane means the container is easily positioned at an angle or up on a raised area. It can also be used to place containers over a fence or other obstacles.

FAQ

  • Lockbox
  • Electrical fitout (power and lighting)
  • Steel floor
  • Transport/Shipping Certification
  • Low cube 8'6" (height 1ft less)
  • Variety of Container Grades available - New or Used
  • Additional custom container modifications available including shelving

A new 40ft 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.

If you don't need to keep or modify a container, you should consider hiring a 40ft high cube 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?

They used to be, but they're now also commonly used for onsite storage - at homes, small business, schools, councils, building sites, factories, retail stores, the list goes on. 

Yes - shipping containers are an affordable option for additional storage at your home. All you need is a bit of space and some access, and we can get a container to you.

You will need to seek council approval if you want to place your container outside of your property. There is no single national rule, so the best action is to reach out to your local council directly.

There has been an increase in container scams in recent years. You should follow these steps to ensure the seller is real:

  1. Request an inspection
  2. Check the price - if it is too good to be true, it probably is fake
  3. Get a contact number and Google it - many people who have been caught out before share their experience online
  4. Check the finer detail - ABNs, Google salespeople names, does the email domain match the website (steer clear of @gmail/@hotmail style addresses)
  5. Ask plenty of questions, and expect honest and clear answers.

Want to know more? Check out our detailed guide to help protect yourself here

40ft High Cube shipping containers are best suited to large storage requirements. They are the largest container available for static storage.

  • Static storage of goods, furniture and equipment
  • Household goods
  • Tools & machinery
  • Archiving for your business, club or organisation
  • Automotive parts and bodies

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