20ft Containers for Sale (53)

United Rentals carries 20-foot storage containers for sale that are both durable and portable and are perfect for storing your tools, equipment, inventory overstock and more. Made entirely of 14-gauge corrugated steel, these large metal conex boxes are strong enough to withstand even the harshest of weather conditions. And the easy access easy-access doors will let you quickly grab what you need. Highly secure, our PV3 Safety Containers are equipped with interior locking rods and a solid brass lock with a hardened steel pin as well as an emergency exit lever should you get stuck inside. You can even add a padlock for extra security. These 20' containers are ideal when you need onsite storage at your construction or industrial site, school or medical clinic. Plus, they can be moved and easily stacked with a forklift. They can also be customized and used as emergency response storage in case of natural disasters. Other customizations include venting, shelving, lighting, insulation for cold storage and more. Browse our 20 ft shipping containers for sale below.

FAQs About 20-Foot Shipping Containers for Sale

How many pallets will fit inside a 20-foot container?

• The two most common types of pallets are “Euro pallets” and standard pallets. A sea container can hold 11 Euro pallets or nine to 10 standard pallets.

What are the dimensions of a 20-foot shipping container?

• A typical 20-foot double cargo door shipping container exterior is 20’x8’x8’6” and measures 19’3”x7’8.5”x7’10.125” on the inside. United Rentals also has 20-foot high cube shipping containers for sale, which are made for taller materials and add a foot to the overall height. Both of these box types are considered midsized, making them one of the most preferred for storing goods. Learn more about shipping container sizes and dimensions in our article.

How can a 20-foot cargo container be moved?

• Cargo containers of this size are often delivered by semitrucks with flatbed trailers or with the use of a powerful 4-wheel drive ¾-ton pickup with a utility trailer, as long as the weight of the container is still within the towing capacity. Once the container is onsite, you can easily move it around with a forklift. Contact Storage Containers & Mobile offices today.