40' HC 1 Trip Openside
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40' HC 1 Trip Openside
A 40 ft high cube shipping container is one of the most popular and versatile solutions for secure on-site storage. With its compact footprint, heavy-duty steel construction, and easy delivery options, this 40 foot storage container is ideal for residential, commercial, and construction use.
Exterior Dimensions
Length: 40 feet
Width: 8 feet
Height: 9 feet, 6 inches
Interior Dimensions
Length: 39 feet, 5 inches
Width: 7 feet, 8 inches
Height: 8 feet, 10 inches
Interior Space
2,694 cubic feet
306 square feet
Door Clearance
Width: 7 feet, 8 inches
Height: 7 feet, 5 inches
Weight
Approximately 8,747 lbs
Doors
Double doors with locking bars, weathertight seals


Base Container Pricing
We understand that price is an important part of any decision. Along with competitive pricing, we also provide in-stock inventory for fast delivery, flat-rate pricing options, and clear pricing you can feel confident in.
New 40-Foot – 1 Trip
40HC – Purchase: Call For Price
40HC Double Door (Doors On Each End): Call For Price
40HC Openside (4) Door: In Stock – Call For Price
New 20-Foot – 1 Trip
20HC: Call For Price
20STD – Purchase: Call For Price
20STD Double Door: Call For Price
20STD Open Side: Call For Price
Used 40-Foot Containers For Sales or Rental
40HC WWT (Wind & Water Tight) – Purchase: Call For Price, Rent: Call For Price
40HC CW (Cargo Worthy): Call For Price, Rent: Call For Price
40STD WWT (Standard Height) – Purchase:Call For Price, Rent: Call For Price
40STD CW (Cargo Worthy) – Purchase: Call For Price, Rent: Call For Price
40HC New 1 Trip – Purchase: Call For Price, Rent: $250.00
Used 20-Foot Containers For Sales or Rental
20STD Used: Call For Price, Rent: $130.00
20STD New 1 Trip: Call For Price, Rent: $160.00
20-Foot Office Containers
20STD New: Call For Price, Rent: $565.00
40 Ft Shipping Container FAQs
What are the dimensions of a 40 ft shipping container?
A standard 40 ft shipping container typically measures:
Standard Height (8’6” Tall):
- Exterior: 40’ long x 8’ wide x 8’6” high
- Interior: Approximately 39’5” long x 7’8” wide x 7’10” high
- Storage Capacity: About 2,350 cubic feet
High Cube (9’6” Tall):
- Exterior: 40’ long x 8’ wide x 9’6” high
- Interior Height: About 8’10”
- Extra cubic capacity for taller items
High Cube containers are the most popular option due to their additional vertical storage space.
Why choose a 40 foot shipping container?
A 40 foot storage container is ideal when you need maximum storage capacity in a single unit. It offers nearly double the space of a 20 ft container, making it perfect for large equipment, commercial inventory, or long-term storage needs.
What can I store in a 40 ft container?
A 40 ft container is commonly used for:
- Large construction equipment
- Palletized inventory
- Retail overstock
- Agricultural supplies
- Vehicles or recreational equipment
- Business relocation storage
- Large household moves
Its extended length makes it ideal for bulky or high-volume storage.
What is the difference between a 40 ft standard and a 40 ft high cube container?
The main difference is height.
- Standard 40 ft Container: 8’6” tall
- 40 ft High Cube Container: 9’6” tall
A 40 ft high cube container provides an additional foot of vertical clearance, making it better for stacking, tall shelving, or oversized equipment.
Are 40 ft containers available new and used?
Yes.
New (One-Trip) 40 Ft Containers
- Used once for international cargo
- Excellent cosmetic condition
- Ideal for long-term placement or customer-facing areas
Used (Wind & Watertight) 40 Ft Containers
- Structurally sound and weather-tight
- Budget-friendly
- May show dents or surface rust
Both provide secure, steel-built protection from the elements.
How much does delivery cost for a 40 ft container?
Delivery costs for a 40 ft shipping container are typically higher than a 20 ft unit due to:
- Increased length
- Larger truck requirements
- More space needed for placement
Final pricing depends on distance, accessibility, and ground conditions. Adequate space is required for safe drop-off.
How much space do I need to place a 40 ft container?
You will typically need:
- At least 60–100 feet of straight clearance for delivery
- 12–14 feet of width clearance
- Level, stable ground (gravel, concrete, or compacted soil)
Proper access ensures safe and efficient delivery.
How long does a 40 ft shipping container last?
A 40 ft steel shipping container can last 15–25+ years with proper maintenance. Built from heavy-duty corten steel, these containers are designed to withstand harsh weather and demanding environments.
Can a 40 ft container be customized?
Yes. Customization options include:
- Insulation packages
- Electrical wiring and lighting
- Roll-up or man doors
- Shelving systems
- Ventilation upgrades
- Office conversions
- Workshop builds
- Security enhancements
High Cube containers are especially popular for office and workspace conversions.
Is a 40 ft container better than two 20 ft containers?
It depends on your layout and access needs.
- A single 40 ft container provides uninterrupted interior space.
- Two 20 ft containers allow placement flexibility and easier delivery in tighter areas.
Your site conditions and storage needs will determine the best option.
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