40ft high cube side door container

Description

The 40ft New High-Cube Side-Door Shipping Container (One Trip) offers the ultimate combination of maximum internal volume and full-length side accessibility. Built an extra foot taller than standard units (9’6″ exterior height), this high-cube container provides 12.5% more storage volume, making it ideal for tall machinery, stacked pallets, and bulky equipment.

Designed with full-opening bi-fold side doors spanning the entire 40-foot side wall, this unit eliminates the center support post to allow direct side-loading via forklift or crane. In addition to full side access, standard double doors are located at the rear for flexible entry points. Manufactured from heavy-duty Cor-Ten weathering steel with marine-grade plywood flooring, this one-trip container arrives in near-mint condition, fully wind and watertight, and ready for immediate deployment in commercial logistics, job site storage, or custom architectural modifications (such as pop-up shops, cafes, or offices).

Key Features & Specs

• Full Side-Access Design: Bi-fold side doors open completely across the length of the container with no center pillar, enabling easy access to oversized, long, or hard-to-maneuver freight.

• Extra High-Cube Clearance: Standing at 9’6″ tall, providing an extra 1 foot of vertical head clearance over standard dry van containers.

• One-Trip (New) Condition: Manufactured overseas and shipped with a single cargo payload, ensuring structural integrity, pristine paintwork, and long-term durability.

• Heavy-Duty Security & Build: Features Cor-Ten steel construction, multiple cam-locking bars, integrated factory lockboxes on both side and end doors, and heavy-duty marine plywood flooring supported by steel cross-members.

Specifications

• External Dimensions: 40′ L x 8′ W x 9’6″ H

• Internal Dimensions: 39’5″ L x 7’6″ W x 8’1″ H

• Side Door Opening: ~37’10” W x 7’6″ H

• Rear Door Opening: ~7’3″ W x 7’10” H

• Tare Weight: ~12,500 – 14,500 lbs (5,670 – 6,580 kg)

• Max Payload: ~52,000 – 54,000 lbs (23,580 – 24,490 kg)