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20ft Open-Side (FSA) Shipping Container – RAL 9005 Black – New (CSC)
Unused container
Standard height
5 years from build date
20ft Double Door Shipping Container – RAL 9010 Pure White – New (CSC)
Unused container
Standard height
5 years from build date
20ft High-Cube Double Door Shipping Container – RAL 9005 Black – New (CSC)
Unused container
Extra height
5 years from build date
40ft Shipping Container (Dry Van) – RAL 7016 Anthracite Gray – New (CSC)
Unused container
Standard height
5 years from build date
20ft Double Door Open-Side (DD-FSA) – Shipping Container RAL 7016 – New (CSC)
Unused container
Standard height
5 years from build date
40ft High-Cube Shipping Container Used – Quality B (CSC)
Extra height
12 months after delivery
Sea container buying guide
Choose by size, design, price, and delivery
Practical comparison by size, condition, version, and delivery location
You don't just buy a sea container based on the lowest price. The right choice depends on the size, condition, door configuration, certification, delivery location, and how intensively you will use the container. On this collection page, you can compare current sea containers for storage, transport, construction sites, business premises, and project-based use.
Looking for a compact solution? Then check out buying 10ft sea containers. For most storage and transport needs, buying a 20ft sea container is the all-round choice. If you need a lot of volume, compare buying a 40ft sea container or high cube sea containers with extra internal height.
New, used and CSC
Take delivery with you in advance
Don't just choose by size. Price, condition, design, certification, transport, and unloading location together determine which shipping container is the best fit in practice.
What size shipping container do you need?
The correct size mainly depends on volume, available space, accessibility, and how you want to load the container. A 10ft shipping container fits well in more compact locations and is useful when you need limited storage space. A 20ft shipping container is often the best balance between capacity, placement, and price.
Choose a 40ft shipping container when you need a large storage volume and have enough space for unloading and placement. If you are unsure between two large sizes, use the comparison 20ft vs 40ft shipping container.
Compare standard or high cube
A standard dry van shipping container is suitable for many storage and transport applications. If you need extra internal height for taller goods, machinery, shelving or conversions, a high cube shipping container is often a smarter choice.
The difference is not only in height, but also in practical use on site and ease of loading. Therefore, also check out high cube vs. standard shipping container if you are in doubt between these versions.
New or used: choose based on budget, appearance and lifespan
Buying a new sea container is interesting when appearance, long lifespan, and a neat finish are important. This is well-suited for high-visibility locations, business parks, and long-term use.
Buying a used sea container is often more economical and particularly strong when functionality is more important than appearance. For storage, construction site use, and temporary project use, used is often a logical choice.
Delivery and installation to be considered in advance
A shipping container must not only fit on paper, but also at the unloading site. Consider driving space, ground surface, obstacles, turning space, and the direction in which the doors need to open. For 40ft and high cube containers, this preparation is extra important due to their length and height.
Read how a shipping container is delivered, view the transport rates for shipping containers or request a quote for a shipping container if you want to combine price and delivery immediately.
What customers say
Customers value our sea containers for clear communication, reliable quality, and practical on-site delivery. Read how businesses and individuals experienced their order, advice, and placement.
FAQs
Frequently asked questions about buying sea containers
Practical answers for those looking to buy a shipping container and still comparing prices, sizes, condition, specifications, transport, and placement.
How much does a shipping container cost?
The price of a shipping container depends on size, design, condition, certification, and delivery. A 10ft container is usually cheaper than a 20ft or 40ft, while high cube, open side, and special designs are often more expensive than standard dry van. View the current offer on this page and include transport in your comparison using the shipping container transport rates. If you want a total price for your location, request a quote for a shipping container.
Which size shipping container do I need?
Choose the size based on content, available space, unloading location, and how often you need access. Buying a 10ft shipping container makes sense for compact storage. Buying a 20ft shipping container is the most popular all-round size. Buying a 40ft shipping container is more suitable for larger volumes, provided there is enough space for delivery and placement.
What are the most common sizes of shipping containers?
The most common sizes are 10ft, 20ft, and 40ft. 10ft is convenient for compact locations, 20ft is popular due to its combination of capacity and maneuverability, and 40ft offers a large storage volume. Additionally, there are high cube shipping containers with extra height and open side shipping containers with wide side access.
When do I choose 20ft instead of 40ft?
Choose 20ft if you are looking for a practical all-round container that is easier to place and often offers sufficient capacity for storage or transport. Choose 40ft when volume is more important and the location has enough space for approach, unloading, and placement. Compare the differences in more detail at 20ft vs 40ft shipping container.
When is a high cube smarter than a standard?
High cube is smarter when you need extra internal height, for example for taller goods, machinery, shelving or conversions. For normal storage, standard height is often sufficient and sometimes more cost-effective. If you are unsure between the two, check out high cube vs standard shipping container or directly compare high cube shipping containers for sale.
What is the difference between new and used?
A new shipping container has fewer signs of wear and is interesting when appearance, long service life and a neat finish are important. A used shipping container is usually more affordable and functionally strong for storage or project use. Compare buying new shipping containers and buying used shipping containers based on budget, visible location and expected service life.
Are shipping containers suitable for storage and transport?
Yes, sea containers are used for both storage and transport. For storage, wind and watertightness, floor, and locking mechanism are most important. For transport, the technical condition weighs more heavily, and CSC certification may be relevant, especially for international use. Therefore, always check whether the design suits your purpose: permanent storage, temporary storage, logistical use, or transport.
How does delivery and installation work?
Delivery is carried out with suitable transport equipment. For placement, the location must be accessible, and there must be enough space for maneuvering and unloading. Also, consider the ground, obstacles, and the desired door position. Read in advance how a shipping container is delivered and check the transport rates for shipping containers for cost insight.
How fast can you deliver?
Delivery time depends on stock, chosen model, location and transport planning. Containers that are available can often be delivered faster than special models or products that are yet to arrive. If you want to quickly know what is possible for your address and desired size, please contact us or request a quote for a shipping container with your delivery location.

























