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Used 20ft Cargo-Worthy Shipping Container, Ex-Shipping Line
AvailableSKU SC-20SD-USED-XJ36
Used 20ft container from shipping-line stock, graded cargo-worthy and CSC plated, so it can ship again or serve as storage.
- ConditionUsed
- Exterior20 × 8 × 8.5 ft
$2,145
- Cargo-worthy with CSC plate
- Ex-shipping-line stock
- Graded fit to ship again
- Corten steel body and frame
- Forklift pockets for handling
- Vents fitted
- 48-state delivery
- Inspected and graded
- All-in pricing
- Quote in 1 business day
Overview
Ex-shipping-line stock: a used 20ft cargo-worthy container (inspected fit to carry cargo) with a CSC plate, fit to ship again as well as for everyday storage.
Built from Corten steel, it has double locking bars, forklift pockets, and fitted vents.
Specifications at a glance
Outside dimensions: 20ft long, 8ft wide, 8.5ft high. Corten steel body, CSC plate, double locking bars, forklift pockets, and vents.
Specifications
| Condition | Used |
|---|---|
| Exterior (L × W × H) | 20 × 8 × 8.5 ft |
| Brand | Forge Containers |
| SKU | SC-20SD-USED-XJ36 |
Frequently asked questions
Which jobs suit a 20ft used cargo-worthy container?
Its cargo-worthy grade makes it suitable for export and one-way shipments as well as long-term storage on site. Choose this grade if your goods will travel by road, rail, or sea instead of sitting in one place.
What does the cargo-worthy grade mean?
Cargo-worthy (CW) means the container has been inspected as structurally sound and fit to ship. It ranks one grade above wind and watertight storage stock and can go into transport.
What condition should I expect?
This is a used unit, so surface marks, dents, and repainted patches are normal, but the structure meets cargo-worthy standard. Every unit is checked before delivery, so it's sound for shipping and storage.
What are its dimensions, and what fits inside?
Roughly 160 square feet of floor comes from a 20ft by 8ft outer size. That takes around 9 to 10 standard pallets, the contents of a small home, or palletized export cargo.
How is it delivered and placed?
A tilt-bed (roll-off) truck lets the container slide off at ground level, with no crane or forklift needed. We first confirm the ground is firm and clear for the truck to reverse and tilt onto.
