
The High Cube Advantage: Reach New Heights in Storage
Imagine having the freedom to stack your belongings higher, accommodate oversized equipment, or simply enjoy a more spacious feel. That’s the power of the high cube container. Its additional foot of height translates to approximately 15% more storage volume than a standard container, opening up a world of possibilities for your storage or modification projects.
Need to store tall machinery, bulky furniture, or stacks of inventory? The high cube’s generous vertical space makes it all possible. Plus, the extra headroom creates a sense of openness and airiness, making it an ideal choice for converting into comfortable living quarters, spacious offices, or inviting retail spaces.
Whether you’re looking for practical storage solutions or aiming to create a unique and functional space, the high cube container’s added height delivers unmatched versatility and value, allowing you to truly maximize your investment.
Why Choose ContainerSpace for Your High Cube Container?

Features of Our High Cube Containers
- Durable Construction: Built to withstand harsh weather and heavy use.
- Secure Locking System: Protects your valuable belongings.
- Easy Access: Wide doors for convenient loading and unloading.
- Weatherproof: Keeps your goods dry and safe.
- Versatile: Suitable for a variety of storage and modification projects.
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Are high cube containers suitable for modification?
Yes, high cube containers are excellent for modifications. Their extra height allows for creative customisations, such as transforming them into offices, workshops, or living spaces with added headroom. Many people choose high cube containers for custom projects because the extra height makes the space feel more open and versatile. For ideas on high cube modifications, you may also want to explore our pages on Shipping Container Offices and Shipping Container Workshops.
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Are high cube containers suitable for international shipping?
Yes, high cube containers are widely used for international shipping. They comply with ISO standards and can be easily transported by ships, trucks, and trains. Their extra height is an advantage when transporting bulkier items, allowing more flexibility for goods that need more space. If you’re looking for additional options for shipping containers, see our Shipping Containers for Sale page.
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Can I customise a hired container?
Yes, hired containers can often be customised with options like shelving, lighting, or specific security features. Customisation options vary, so please discuss your requirements with us at the time of hire.
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Can I use a high cube container for storage on my property?
Yes, high cube containers make excellent storage solutions for residential and commercial properties. Their added height allows for more storage volume within the same footprint as a standard container, making them a space-efficient choice. These containers are weather-resistant, durable, and secure, so they can handle various storage needs, from household items to tools, equipment, and seasonal goods. For additional storage options, you may want to view our Self Storage Containers page.
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Do high cube containers cost more than standard containers?
High cube containers generally cost slightly more than standard containers due to their increased size and versatility. The additional height allows for a broader range of uses, which often justifies the cost for those who need the extra space. Prices vary based on factors such as condition (new or used) and any modifications. For a range of options, including budget-friendly used containers, check out our Used Shipping Containers page.
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How are high cube containers different from standard containers?
The primary difference between a high cube and a standard container is the height. High cube containers offer an additional 30cm of vertical space, providing an exterior height of about 2.9 metres compared to the 2.6 metres of standard containers. This additional space allows for easier stacking of goods and is particularly useful for storing taller items. High cubes are also often preferred for projects where extra headroom is desirable, such as in container offices or living spaces.
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What are common uses for high cube containers?
High cube containers are incredibly versatile, used widely for storing oversized items, transporting tall equipment, and creating modified spaces like offices or workshops where additional headroom is beneficial. The extra height makes them perfect for businesses looking to maximise storage volume, as well as for personal projects like sleepouts and small homes. For inspiration, see our pages on Shipping Container Offices and Sleepout Containers.
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What are high cube containers, and are they available for sale?
High cube containers are similar to standard containers but with an extra 30cm of height, making them about 2.9 metres tall. This added height is ideal for storing or transporting taller items. High cube containers are available in both 20-foot and 40-foot sizes. To learn more, check our High Cube Shipping Containers page.
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What are the dimensions of a high cube container?
High cube containers offer the same width and length as standard containers, typically available in 20-foot and 40-foot options. The main difference is the height: high cube containers are about 2.9 metres high, compared to the 2.6 metres of standard containers. This additional height makes them ideal for storing or shipping items that need extra vertical space.
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What industries commonly use high cube containers?
High cube containers are widely used across various industries. The logistics and transport industries use them to move bulky items that require extra height, while the construction industry often uses them as onsite storage for large equipment and materials. In retail, they are popular for seasonal or overflow inventory storage. High cube containers are also commonly used for custom projects, such as portable offices, workshops, or even living spaces, thanks to their spacious interiors and durability.