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20ft Slate Gray Shiplap Container Office (120V)

SKU SC-20OF-NEW-DA8J · New / One-Trip · 20 × 8 × 8.5 ft

New one-trip 20ft container office with a shiplap interior, 120V power, LED lights, and a 12,000 BTU mini-split.

AvailableNew / One-TripModified / Custom Containers
$11,200
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  • One-trip 20ft container
  • Slate gray exterior
  • Shiplap interior
  • Closed-cell spray-foam insulation
  • 120V power and LED lighting
  • 12,000 BTU mini-split
  • Nationwide delivery
  • Inspected before delivery
  • Transparent pricing
  • 1-business-day quotes

A one-trip 20ft shipping container office finished in slate gray, running on standard 120V power from a single extension plug. The shiplap interior and closed-cell spray-foam insulation — including underneath — keep it comfortable year-round.

A 36in walk door and two 48in x 36in windows bring in light, and a 12,000 BTU mini-split handles heating and cooling.

Fit-out

Shiplap interior, closed-cell spray-foam insulation, LED lighting, multiple outlets, a 36in walk door, two windows, and a 12,000 BTU mini-split.

Frequently asked questions

What is this slate gray shiplap office container best used for?
It suits a finished on-site office or a customer-facing workspace where appearance matters, with shiplap walls and a mini-split for year-round comfort.
How big is it and what is the 120V setup?
It is a 20ft by 8ft unit of roughly 160 sq ft. The 120V wiring runs standard outlets and lighting, and the mini-split handles both heating and cooling.
What does new condition mean here?
New means it is built as a finished office from a one-trip-grade shell rather than a recycled cargo box. Every unit is inspected and graded before delivery.
Does the mini-split need special power?
The unit is wired for 120V service, so it connects to a standard supply on most sites. Confirm your available power in the quote so we can match the electrical setup.
How is it delivered and sited?
A tilt-bed roll-off truck slides it off at ground level, so no crane or forklift is usually needed. We check site access first in case the approach is tight.