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Last-trip shipping containers

This selection brings together the catalogue’s 68 “Used · last trip” references: 10-foot standard units and seven configurations in 20 and 40 feet. Compare the exact product price against the intended use. Start with standard for ordinary storage; office and refrigerated models also require their equipment to be checked.

Use the same delivery location when comparing this selection in SGD: transport depends on the address and access. Postal code: 6 digits, retaining any leading zero. Format example: 018956. Use your site’s code, not this example.

Last-trip units may suit storage projects where signs of use are acceptable after inspecting the actual container. Standard, High Cube, double-door, side-opening, Open Top, office and refrigerated options are listed. Choose the access arrangement and equipment required by the project first. A reference to examine in this selection: Container 20 ft Standard · Used · last trip · Beige.

THE COLLECTION

Last-trip containers in the catalogue

All 68 product references in this selection are in stock. State the quantity you need when requesting an offer.

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Your budgetSGD · excl. tax

Container price per unit, excluding delivery.

68 products·Singapore
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YOUR DESTINATION

A container for your project · Singapore

Your project for Singapore: use this guide to prepare placement alongside the technical container choice. Give the site’s access hours and arrange for someone to receive the vehicle. Measure the usable gate width and height, and identify obstacles near the entrance.

Catalogue prices in SGD

Prices in this selection
$1,414.5 – $13,325

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

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Prepare your address

Postal code · Format example
018956
Local format
6 digits; keep any leading zero

Give the six-digit postcode, building and delivery entrance. Specify site access conditions and the intended ground-level container position.

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.

Inspecting a 10 / 20 / 40-foot last-trip container

Request recent photos of corners, underside, roof, doors and floor, plus close-ups of repairs and rust. Ask about holes, perforating corrosion, damp areas, seals and locking mechanisms. Include any necessary repair work in the comparison.

“Last trip” describes a used-condition category. It is not a transport certificate, proof of watertightness or a documented final sailing. For maritime use, request the necessary documents and checks; for storage, cost useful repairs before comparing the complete project price.

Compare the price and the complete project cost

Each card shows the indicative price excluding tax for that exact product. Transport and unloading cost extra: compare the complete cost for your destination alongside the container price. Condition, type and colour identify the product to include in your enquiry.

Request recent photos of the unit offered, its history and relevant checks. The proposal specifies the container, taxes, transport, handling and agreed services.

Plan access, placement and delivery

Provide the postcode, town, quantity and preferred timing. Measure access routes and mention bends, slopes, overhead lines and obstacles. A delivery vehicle may need more space than the container: have access and unloading arrangements confirmed in the offer.

A 40-foot container is about 12.19 m long externally. It requires a long placement area and room for doors, circulation and handling. Have the supports, levelling and available space assessed before choosing the final position.

Frequently asked questions

Can a last-trip container be used for storage?

Yes, if inspection confirms that the offered unit meets the project’s needs. Check the floor, structure, roof, seals and locks, then explain whether the stored goods need to stay dry. Have agreed repairs or checks included in the offer; the condition label alone does not guarantee those properties.

How do I choose between 10, 20 and 40-foot last-trip units?

10-foot standard reference: interior 2.841 × 2.352 × 2.393 m, door opening 2.343 × 2.280 m, typical internal volume 16 m³. Use these figures to plan storage and the path of items through the doors; small differences between manufacturers are possible. 20-foot standard reference: interior 5.900 × 2.352 × 2.395 m, door opening 2.340 × 2.292 m, typical internal volume 33.2 m³. Use these figures to plan storage and the path of items through the doors; small differences between manufacturers are possible. 40-foot standard reference: interior 12.032 × 2.352 × 2.395 m, door opening 2.340 × 2.292 m, typical internal volume 67.7 m³. Use these figures to plan storage and the path of items through the doors; small differences between manufacturers are possible. These dimensions describe standard containers. High Cube, double-door, side-opening, Open Top and refrigerated configurations have their own measurements. Check the chosen model’s interior and openings in its product page; an office fit-out can reduce usable space.

How do I request an offer including delivery?

Open the chosen product’s enquiry and enter the destination, quantity and intended use. The reference is preselected. The proposal details the final price, taxes, transport and unloading. Sending an enquiry is non-binding and does not place an order.

What should I prepare to request a project quote for Singapore?

Give the six-digit postal code, building and delivery entrance, followed by the intended ground-level position. Postal code: 6 digits, retaining any leading zero. Format example: 018956. Use your site’s code, not this example. Give the site’s access hours and arrange for someone to receive the vehicle. Measure the usable gate width and height, and identify obstacles near the entrance. The proposal should confirm transport, unloading, availability and timing for this site.