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Grade A Used 20ft Shipping Container

SKU SC-20SD-USED-N815 · Used · 20 × 8 × 8.5 ft

Grade A used 20ft shipping container — typically under 8 years old and maintained to a high standard. Wind- and watertight.

$1,990
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  • Grade A used condition
  • Typically under 8 years old
  • Wind- and watertight
  • Standard double cargo doors
  • Clean, well-maintained box
  • 20ft footprint
  • Nationwide delivery
  • Inspected before delivery
  • Transparent pricing
  • 1-business-day quotes

A Grade A used 20ft shipping container, normally under 8 years old and maintained to a high standard — a clean, dependable step up from a basic used box.

Wind- and watertight steel construction with standard double cargo doors at one end.

Specifications

External 20ft long, 8ft wide, 8.5ft high. Grade A used condition, wind- and watertight, standard double cargo doors.

Frequently asked questions

What is a Grade A used 20ft container best used for?
Grade A is the tidiest used stock, so it suits storage where appearance matters, such as customer-facing yards, home use, and clean site stores. It also works for general secure storage and short shipping runs.
What does Grade A used mean?
Grade A is our best used grade: a sound container with limited surface wear and the fewest dents and patches. It costs more than basic used stock but looks closer to a newer unit while staying wind and watertight.
What size is it and what fits inside?
The external size is about 20ft long by 8ft wide, roughly 160 square feet of floor. That holds the contents of a one to two bedroom home, around 9 to 10 pallets, or stock and equipment.
What condition can I expect?
Expect a clean, sound unit with minor surface marks and only light dents for its age. Every unit is inspected and graded before delivery, and we confirm Grade A stock is wind and watertight.
How is it delivered and sited?
A tilt-bed, roll-off truck slides the container off at ground level, so no crane or forklift is needed. We check site access first to confirm firm, clear ground for the truck to reverse and tilt onto.