Used 20Ft High Cube Container – Grade A

Used 20ft High Cube Container – Grade A for Sale

This Grade A used 20ft high cube container gives you extra vertical room where standard boxes fall short. Finished in blue and guaranteed wind and watertight, it is an ex-shipping-line unit in good condition, ideal for storage, transport, or a conversion where that extra foot of headroom makes all the difference. Buy online or contact our dedicated container sales team for specific unit details and availability.

Why Choose a High Cube

A high cube container stands roughly one foot taller than a standard container, giving an internal height of about 2.70m here versus the usual 2.39m. That added height is a real advantage for stacking pallets, storing tall equipment, or building out a conversion where interior insulation and flooring would otherwise eat into headroom. The taller door opening also makes loading bulky items easier.

Grade A, Guaranteed Weather-Tight

Grade A denotes a used container in good structural and cosmetic condition, and this one is guaranteed wind and watertight so your contents stay dry. All-Corten-steel construction, exterior hinged double doors with two locking bars each, and forklift pockets on both sides make it secure and easy to reposition. The 28mm marine-ply floor on steel cross members takes heavy loads, and four vents help control condensation.

Specifications

• Used – ex-shipping lines, Grade A condition
• Guaranteed wind and watertight
• All Corten steel construction
• Exterior hinged double doors with two locking bars each
• 2 x forklift pockets on each side
• Wooden floor on steel cross members – 28mm marine plywood
• 4 vents for airflow
• External: 6.06m (L) x 2.44m (W) x 2.90m (H)
• Internal: 5.84m (L) x 2.35m (W) x 2.70m (H)
• Door opening: 2.34m (W) x 2.59m (H)
• Approx. weight: 2,320 kg

When deciding between standard and high cube, factor in what you will store: taller cargo, added insulation, or a comfortable interior all point to high cube. On delivery, check the door seals, locking bars, and floor, and confirm your site is level with clear truck access, remembering the taller profile when planning overhead clearance.