Description
The standard 20 ft dry container, new or used, from $1,800 — the size that outsells every other length because it holds 1,172 cubic feet and still fits on a normal driveway.
New units here are one-trip: built from Corten anti-corrosive steel, floored with 19-ply Keruing-Apitong marine grade plywood, and shipped once before sale. That plywood is the reason container floors survive decades of forklift traffic — its density keeps moisture out, which keeps fungi and termites out. Four weatherproof vents, 36 in locking bar door handles, forklift pockets and a lock box are standard.
Used 20 ft boxes are the value end of the catalogue. They are ex-shipping-line units with dents, patched paint and surface rust, and they keep equipment just as dry as a new one does. Where a listing states a grade — cargo worthy, wind and water tight — that is the recorded condition; for storage that never leaves your property, wind and water tight is the grade that actually matters.
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