For the truly large jobs or for heavy storage we offer 45 FT shipping containers. Each of our 45' boxes are considered 'high cube' and have a clearance of 9'6" Like all of our other containers, our 45' containers are certified by us that they're tough enough to handle whatever you need them to do. With SteelContainers.Net, you can be sure you are getting the best quality containers at an affordable price.
Our 45 FT shipping containers come in a variety of different colors and conditions to match both your requirements and your budget. These boxes are perfect for building additions to your home, making tiny homes off-grid, workshops, offices, construction storage, and more.
We also have a full service yard and depot to handle bulk units in stock, both for short or long term storage, or relocations. Give us a call and see how we can help your container needs today!
The 45 ft one trip container is considered a standard size shipping container. A one trip container is only shipped once from the factory to the USA.
45′ shipping containers provide you with high-quality, secure ground level onsite storage. 45′ shipping containers are perfect for those who need a lot of storage room,
want to build a an addition to their homes, a workshop, or a tiny home. Ask us about our full suite of accessories for your 45′ storage containers.
The 45ft used shipping container is part of our used shipping container lineup. Generally, all our used units are 8-12 years in age and may contain minor dents and surface rust.
When a container is delivered to our yard, it is inspected to ensure that it is watertight, structurally sound, has intact floors
and working doors in order to safely and securely store your goods.
We deliver containers when and where needed. Contact us for delivery timeline and schedule.
Containers are delivered on a tilt bed truck. The driver tilts the bed up, and the container touches the ground. The driver then drives out from under the container.
The area must be flat and free of obstacles to allow the driver to get the delivery trailer into place.
Be sure to check the entire access path to see if you have at least 14 feet of overhead clearance from the ground to the lowest
point of anything overhead such as building overhangs, trees, and utility lines. To get out from under the container the driver needs at
least the length of the container and the tilt bed truck, in a straight line. This can be up to 120 feet with a 40′ container or 90 feet with a 20′ container.
The loaded tilt bed truck requires 12-foot wide clearance.
The height that is needed in the spot where the truck tilt is 25ft. If the driver is pulling in from a two-lane road,
the gate needs to be at least 16ft wide for the driver to have enough radius for turning.
