Refrigerated Containers
Used 10ft Refrigerated Container (Reefer)
AvailableSKU SC-10RF-USED-QAEJ
Compact used 10ft reefer with a temperature-controlled interior, sized for small cold storage needs and events.
- ConditionUsed
- Exterior10 × 8 × 8.5 ft
$2,599.99
- Compact 10ft refrigerated unit
- Temperature-controlled interior
- Insulated container body
- Built-in refrigeration unit
- Suits events and trial use
- Holds chilled or frozen goods
- 48-state delivery
- Inspected and graded
- All-in pricing
- Quote in 1 business day
Overview
This used 10ft (3m) refrigerated container, or reefer, is a compact cold room for jobs that don't call for a full 20ft reefer. Buyers often choose it for events, short-term needs, and test use.
Chilled and frozen goods stay at the temperature you set, thanks to the insulated walls and the refrigeration unit built into the container.
Specifications at a glance
Outside dimensions are 10ft long, 8ft wide, and 8.5ft high. The body is insulated, with the refrigeration unit built in.
Specifications
| Condition | Used |
|---|---|
| Exterior (L × W × H) | 10 × 8 × 8.5 ft |
| Brand | Forge Containers |
| SKU | SC-10RF-USED-QAEJ |
Frequently asked questions
What can you use a 10ft refrigerated container for?
Use it for cold storage when space is limited: a restaurant or bar backyard, a small farm shop, or chilled stock at an event. At 10ft, it fits sites that can't take a 20ft or 40ft unit.
How big is it, and what can I store inside?
Floor space is about 70 square feet, from a 10ft length and an 8ft width, all of it insulated. That's room for pallets or shelving stocked with chilled and frozen goods for a small operation.
What does used mean for a reefer?
This is a working ex-fleet unit, checked before delivery. The refrigeration unit holds temperature, but expect cosmetic wear on the exterior paint and floor.
What power supply does the refrigeration unit need?
The unit runs on a 3-phase supply. Where utility 3-phase is not available on site, it can run from a diesel generator (genset) sized to the machinery.
How does delivery to my site work?
Most sites need no crane or forklift. A tilt-bed truck tips its bed so the container slides off at ground level. We confirm your site access before booking, and a wide or awkward spot may call for a crane.
