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CONTAINER ORIGIN / The catalogue

Storage containers for sale

Choosing a storage container starts with what you need to put inside and how often you need access. This selection includes standard, High Cube, double-door and open-side products. Each card shows a specific in-stock reference with its condition, colour and indicative price.

Use the same delivery location when comparing this selection in GBP: transport depends on the address and access. Postcode: both groups of the complete postcode. Format example: SW1A 1AA. Use your site’s code, not this example.

Measure the items, any proposed shelving and the aisle space before comparing 10, 20 and 40-foot sizes. Outside dimensions are a guide: door clearance, usable interior space and suitable storage conditions must be checked on the actual unit. A reference to examine in this selection: Container 20 ft Standard · Used · last trip · Beige.

THE COLLECTION

In-stock products for your project

All products shown are in stock. Each card is a specific reference with its size, condition, colour and price.

Search by size, type, condition, colour or reference. Use arrows for suggestions, Enter to select, Escape to close.

Your budgetGBP · excl. tax

Container price per unit, excluding delivery.

176 products·United Kingdom
Illustration · indicative model

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YOUR DESTINATION

A container for your project · United Kingdom

Your project for United Kingdom: use this guide to prepare placement alongside the technical container choice. Include the building or site name when it helps identify the correct entrance. State the space available for manoeuvring and leaving after placement.

Catalogue prices in GBP

Prices in this selection
£656 – £8,610

Container prices exclude tax, transport and unloading. The supplier’s proposal details these separately.

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Prepare your address

Postcode · Format example
SW1A 1AA
Local format
Full postcode with both parts

Give the full postcode and post town, with the building number or name. The first part of the postcode alone does not locate the site entrance.

From truck to final position

Describe gate width, manoeuvring space, ground conditions and overhead cables or branches. Say whether you have lifting equipment or need a crane truck.

Prepare for delivery

Delivery feasibility, vehicle, unloading and timing are confirmed for the supplied address. Selecting a country does not confirm local availability.

Choose space and door access for your storage

A standard 10-foot product can be considered for a compact storage area, while 20 and 40-foot sizes provide more length. A High Cube has greater outside height, but check internal height and whether the items fit through the doors before choosing a reference.

A double-door product allows access to be planned at both ends, while an open-side product offers access along the side. For frequent use, plan aisles and the position of each item. Leave room for the doors to open; the actual opening width depends on the unit.

Check the unit and compare the budget

Storing tools has different requirements from keeping items sensitive to humidity or heat. Specify the contents, storage duration, ventilation and locking you require. Ask the supplier to examine the floor, seals, signs of moisture and structural condition.

Prices are indicative and exclude tax, transport and unloading. “New · one trip”, “Used · excellent condition”, “Used · good condition” and “Used · last trip” are internal condition guides; they do not guarantee watertightness, insulation or load capacity. Images are illustrations: request recent photographs and measurements of the actual unit. Required equipment and alterations must be specified in the proposal.

Plan access and the placement area

Select an accessible location with space to open the doors and move items in and out. Available floor space alone is not enough: the delivery vehicle route and the reach of the lifting equipment also need to be assessed.

Provide your postcode, town, quantity and preferred timing. Describe gateways, bends, overhead obstacles, ground conditions and available unloading equipment. The supplier can then check access and specify the supports, transport and handling required in the offer.

Frequently asked project questions

Which size should I choose for a storage container?

List the items, measure the largest ones and allow an access aisle. Then compare 10, 20 and 40-foot sizes and their height. Catalogue outside volume is not usable storage capacity: ask for the interior measurements and door clearance of your chosen reference.

Is a used container suitable for storage?

That depends on the actual unit and what you need to keep inside. “Excellent condition”, “good condition” and “last trip” are internal condition guides, not guarantees of watertightness or absence of condensation. Request recent photographs and checks of the floor and seals, then confirm suitability for your use.

How do I request a quote for my project?

Choose the reference with the size, condition and colour you need, then provide the destination and intended use in the form. Include equipment dimensions and any requested modifications. The proposal will detail the container, tax, transport and unloading; sending the enquiry creates no commitment.

What should I prepare to request a project quote for United Kingdom?

Give the full postcode, post town and building number or name; the first postcode group alone does not locate the entrance. Postcode: both groups of the complete postcode. Format example: SW1A 1AA. Use your site’s code, not this example. Include the building or site name when it helps identify the correct entrance. State the space available for manoeuvring and leaving after placement. The proposal should confirm transport, unloading, availability and timing for this site.