20 Foot Shipping Container

Portable Storage for Rent or Sale

Outside 20 ft Storage Container Rental 20 foot Shipping Container for Rent from Get Simple Box

Looking for our best-selling Shipping Container? A 20 ft shipping container is the #1 choice for most people. 

Get Simple Box sells and rents 20 foot conex containers in Arizona, California, Oregon, and Washington.

20 ft Storage Container Rental 20 foot Shipping Container for Rent from Get Simple Box

Why Choose a 20 ft Shipping Container?

20 Foot Shipping Containers Dimensions:

What are 20 Foot Shipping Container Dimensions?

*weights and dimensions are typical; slight variance may occur
**Note that 20 ft shipping containers actually come in two sizes: Standard-height and High Cube (one foot taller). High Cube 20’ containers are much more rare and typically only sold new. Some 20 foot shipping containers also feature cargo doors on both ends of the container (called 20 foot double-door containers).

What Can 8x20 Containers Be Used For?

  • Moving Home or Business
  • Custom Office Containers
  • Job Site Storage
  • Generator Noise Control
  • Guard Shack
  • Pop-Up Shop or Food Stand
  • Workshop
  • Greenhouse
  • DIY Sauna
  • Art Studio

What Shipping Container Conditions Are Available?

Simple Box offers shipping containers in three conditions: New 20 Foot Container, Used 20 Foot Container and 20 Foot Modified Container.

20 ft New Shipping Container from Get Simple Box
New 20 Foot Container
used box storage
Used 20-ft Container
Modified Container with Roll up Door and Window
Modified 20 Foot Container Office
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FAQs on 20-Foot Container Sizing and Dimensions

What are the external dimensions of a 20-foot container?
  • Length: 20 feet (6.06 meters)
  • Width: 8 feet (2.44 meters)
  • Height: 8.5 feet (2.59 meters) for standard containers, and 9.5 feet (2.89 meters) for high cube containers.
  • Length: Approximately 19.4 feet (5.89 meters)
  • Width: Approximately 7.7 feet (2.35 meters)
  • Height: Approximately 7.9 feet (2.39 meters) for standard, and 8.5 feet (2.59 meters) for high cube.

The maximum payload is typically around 24,000 to 28,000 lbs (10,900 to 12,700 kg), depending on the specific container and its design.

The total internal volume is about 1,172 cubic feet (33.2 cubic meters) for standard containers and about 1,280 cubic feet (36.3 cubic meters) for high cube containers.

Yes, they can be customized for various purposes, including office space, workshops, or retail units.

Standard containers, high cube containers, refrigerated containers (reefers), and open-top containers.

Yes, they are widely used for international shipping and can accommodate various types of cargo.

Transportation options include flatbed trucks, shipping by rail, or ocean freight, depending on your logistics needs.

Common uses include storage, mobile offices, construction site storage, and shipping goods.

Typically, around 10-11 standard pallets (48” x 40”) can fit, depending on the configuration.

20-foot containers are generally secure, featuring lockable doors and robust steel construction.

Yes, they are designed to withstand various weather conditions, making them suitable for outdoor storage.

How long can a 20-foot container be used for storage?

They can be used for long-term storage, provided they are kept in a stable environment to avoid rust and damage.

Yes, they are designed to be stacked, allowing for efficient use of space in shipping yards or storage facilities.

Regular inspections for rust, damage, and ensuring doors function properly are recommended.

Yes, they can be fitted with shelves, lighting, and insulation based on specific needs.

Prices vary based on condition (new vs. used) and location, typically ranging from $2,000 to $5,000.

Yes, many companies offer rental options for short or long-term use.

Specialized containers are available for transporting hazardous materials, ensuring compliance with safety regulations.