Find the container
for your next move.

Consider what you need to store, the space available at your site and access for delivery. Compare the dimensions in the individual 10ft, 20ft and 40ft product listings before choosing.

New and used containers differ in age, previous use and condition. A container described as “one-trip” has typically made one cargo journey and may have minor handling marks. Check the condition stated in the specific listing.

It generally describes a container intended to keep wind and rain out when closed. It does not mean the container is insulated, condensation-free or certified for shipping. Check the specification and condition of the particular container.

Suitability depends on its condition, certification and the shipping operator’s requirements. Do not assume a storage container is suitable for export; confirm the requirements and the container’s documentation before buying.

The delivery vehicle needs suitable access and room to manoeuvre and unload. Requirements vary with the container and delivery method. Provide your postcode, entrance details and information about any overhead or access restrictions when enquiring.

A container needs a suitable, level base that supports its load. Ground conditions, drainage and the intended use affect preparation. Get advice appropriate to your site and confirm placement requirements before delivery.

Planning requirements depend on the location, intended use and how the container will be installed. Check with your local planning authority before ordering, particularly for office use or a long-term installation.

Insulation is not a standard feature of every container. Check the individual listing for insulation and ventilation details. Temperature changes can cause condensation, so consider whether the specification suits the items you plan to store.

Review the layout, internal dimensions and listed fit-out, including insulation, windows and any electrical or plumbing features. Confirm the services, installation work and approvals needed at your site.

Review the product listing and the full order total, including any applicable taxes and delivery charges. Clarify availability, delivery arrangements and return terms before committing, and use the UK bank transfer instructions provided for your order.