Contents
- 0.1 FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS at USP Containers Hipping for Sale
- 0.2 CONTACT US FOR ANY QUESTIONS
- 0.3 HERE ARE OUR BEST SELLERS
- 1 20′ New Three-Door Shipping Container
- 2 DIMENSIONS
- 3 20ft Econo Box Office Shipping Container
- 4 20′ New Foot Shipping Container
- 5 40′ High Cube Open-side Shipping Container
- 6 9′ Mini Shipping Container with Door and Window
- 7 DIMENSIONS 9’ mini shipping container for sale
- 8 20ft x 8ft Raised Bunded Shipping Container
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS at USP Containers Hipping for Sale
Shipping containers are popular due to their many uses. They are secure, robust, and can be stacked on top of each other, making them perfect for transport and storage. They can be delivered, moved, and removed as needed, so many people use them for other purposes as well. They’re great for farms to store equipment, offices to store supplies, and can even be used for accommodation or business fronts.
In terms of traditional storage, a shipping container is relatively cheap. This is a mobile and cost effective alternative to other ways of purchasing additional space. And, if you have goods to transport, buying or hiring a container is the number one solution.
Dimensions refer to the length and height of a container, as well as the dimensions of its doors. There are inside dimensions and outside dimensions, normally done in feet, as well as standard millimeter dimensions.
The cost of a shipping container will depend on the market, and what the current demand is like. Prices will also depend on grade, with used containers generally starting at $1600 to $1800, cargo worthy containers around $2000, and refurbished from around $2500 to $3000.
The floor of a shipping container is marine-grade plywood, while the outside structure is marine-grade steel. This means that in the event of a fire, the integrity of the structure will be ok, but interior damage can be expected.