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High Cube Containers

New 40ft High Cube Double Door Container, One-Trip

AvailableSKU SC-40DD-NEW-FZXY

New one-trip 40ft high cube with double doors at each end for drive-through loading, plus 9ft 6in of height.

  • ConditionNew / One-Trip
  • Exterior40 × 8 × 9.5 ft
$3,499
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  • Near-new one-trip unit
  • Doors on each end
  • Straight-through loading
  • 9ft 6in high cube height
  • Handles palletized goods
  • Corten steel build
  • 48-state delivery
  • Inspected and graded
  • All-in pricing
  • Quote in 1 business day

Overview

This new 40ft high cube container (one foot taller than standard, at 9ft 6in) has double cargo doors at both ends. It's one-trip, so it made one shipment before sale, and you can load and unload straight through. The extra height adds capacity.

Palletized goods and storage that more than one party needs to reach both work well with doors at each end.

Specifications at a glance

Exterior size: 40ft x 8ft x 9.5ft. The body is one-trip Corten steel, and double doors sit at each end.

Specifications

Container specifications
ConditionNew / One-Trip
Exterior (L × W × H)40 × 8 × 9.5 ft
BrandForge Containers
SKUSC-40DD-NEW-FZXY

Frequently asked questions

What jobs suit a 40ft double door high cube?
Because there are doors at each end, you can drive through or load from either side. That suits storage, distribution, and construction logistics, and it lets you organize a long unit into two access zones.
What height and pallet count does a 40ft high cube offer?
Headroom is the difference: a high cube stands 9ft 6in, which is 1ft above a standard container. Along its 40ft length it fits about 20 to 21 standard pallets, and the full-width doors at each end let you load straight through.
What is a one-trip container?
One-trip means the container made one cargo trip before we sold it, so it arrives in close to new condition with little wear. Every unit is checked before delivery.
How does a 40ft container get delivered to my site?
Delivery is on a tilt-bed truck, also called a roll-off, which slides the container off at ground level. That usually removes the need for a crane or forklift. A 40ft unit needs room to maneuver, so we check your site access first, and a heavy or wide load may call for a crane.
How do I request a price, and when will you respond?
Ask for a quote, which is free and itemized, and you'll hear back within 1 business day. The price we quote is the price you pay, and there are no hidden fees.