Yes, if you need a temporary solution, used containers are available for hire. This is ideal for short-term storage needs or temporary projects. For details on rental options, please visit our Storage Containers for Hire page.

Yes, used containers come in various types, including standard containers, high cube containers, and specialised options like open-top, side-opening, and insulated containers. Each type is suited for different purposes, from general storage to temperature-controlled environments. For available high cube options, see our High Cube Shipping Containers page.

Yes, buying a used container is an eco-friendly choice, as it repurposes an existing resource, reducing the need for new container production. Used containers are frequently adapted for various applications, making them a sustainable choice for storage, transport, and construction projects.

Yes, used containers are built from durable steel and remain secure and weatherproof, even after prior use. They are designed to withstand harsh environmental conditions, protecting stored goods from rain, wind, and other elements. Regular inspection ensures they continue to offer reliable protection for storage and transport needs.

Used shipping containers are pre-owned containers that have been previously used for cargo transport or storage. They are inspected to ensure they remain in good, functional condition, making them a cost-effective solution for storage, transport, or modification projects.

Yes, used containers can be customised to meet specific needs, such as adding doors, windows, insulation, or shelving. They can be converted into offices, workshops, or even living spaces, making them a versatile option for various applications. For ideas, check out our Shipping Container Offices and Shipping Container Workshop pages.

Used containers are commonly available in 10-foot, 20-foot, and 40-foot sizes, providing flexible options depending on storage or project requirements. Smaller 10-foot containers are ideal for compact storage, while 20-foot and 40-foot containers offer larger capacity. For more details, explore our 10 ft, 20 ft, and 40 ft container pages.