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High Cube Containers

New 40ft High Cube Container, One-Trip (9ft 6in Tall)

AvailableSKU SC-40HC-NEW-6WZ0

New one-trip 40ft high cube, 9ft 6in tall, in CSC-plated Corten steel. The added height fits taller equipment and small machinery.

  • ConditionNew / One-Trip
  • Exterior40 × 8 × 9.6 ft
$8,145
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  • Single-voyage, one-trip unit
  • 9ft 6in high cube height
  • Fits equipment and excavator storage
  • Corten steel body and frame
  • CSC plate fitted
  • Each door has two locking bars
  • 48-state delivery
  • Inspected and graded
  • All-in pricing
  • Quote in 1 business day

Overview

This new, one-trip 40ft high cube container stands 9ft 6in tall, which is taller than standard height and suits storing equipment, excavators, and other tall items. It's Corten steel that has made a single voyage, so wear is minimal.

At one end, a pair of hinged exterior doors each shut with two locking bars.

Specifications at a glance

Exterior dimensions: 40ft long, 8ft wide, 9ft 6in high. Corten steel, CSC plate, 30 t (about 66,000 lb) maximum gross weight, and double end doors.

Specifications

Container specifications
ConditionNew / One-Trip
Exterior (L × W × H)40 × 8 × 9.6 ft
BrandForge Containers
SKUSC-40HC-NEW-6WZ0

Frequently asked questions

What would I use a 40ft one-trip high cube for?
Use it for high-volume storage, construction sites, and shipping. Its one-trip condition also gives a clean starting point for a workshop or office conversion. Loading and locking happen at the end, which keeps things straightforward.
What height is a high cube, and what does 40ft hold?
High cube means 9ft 6in tall, which is 1ft above a standard container and gives you extra headroom. At 40ft long it takes about 20 to 21 standard pallets and offers roughly 2,690 cubic feet of usable space.
What does one-trip mean for this unit?
Before sale, a one-trip unit has hauled cargo on a single voyage, so it shows up with clean paint and tight seals. Every unit is checked before delivery.
How does a 40ft container get delivered?
Delivery is by tilt-bed truck, which tilts its bed to slide the container down to ground level, so a crane or forklift usually isn't needed. A 40ft unit takes room to maneuver, so we confirm your site access first. A heavy or wide load can still need a crane.
Can I have it modified?
Yes. Our custom modifications service can add windows, doors, insulation, and electrical work. Put the layout you want in your quote request.