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40FT. STANDARD (DRY) CONTAINER

Maximum Storage, Global Standard

Interport’s 40-foot standard dry containers are the workhorses of the shipping industry and the go-to choice for customers needing maximum on-site storage or long-haul transport capacity. With the storage space of a two-car garage, 40-foot containers are designed for bulk storage, high-volume inventory, and international freight shipping.

Built from rugged, corrosion-resistant steel, these full-sized shipping containers ensure your goods remain secure and protected in transit or on-site. Whether you’re managing a large construction project, operating a warehouse, or expanding business storage capacity, a 40-foot container offers unbeatable value per cubic foot.

Interport stocks one of the largest inventories of new and used 40-foot containers in the Northeast, available for immediate sale and fast delivery from our New Jersey depot. Get your free quote or order online here.

Why Choose a 40-Foot Standard Container?

  • Maximum capacity – Equivalent to a two-car garage, ideal for bulk storage
  • Cost efficiency – Lowest cost per cubic foot of storage space
  • Transport-ready – Standardized for shipping by truck, rail, or ocean vessel
  • Heavy-duty protection – Wind- and water-tight steel construction
  • Available now – Choose from new or used units with fast delivery in the Northeast

Common Uses for 40-Foot Containers

  • Large-scale construction site storage (tools, machinery, and materials)
  • Warehousing overflow for manufacturers, distributors, or retailers
  • International or domestic freight shipping
  • Bulk storage of seasonal inventory, equipment, or furniture
  • Conversion into offices, classrooms, workshops, or container homes
  • Emergency response or municipal storage for large-scale operations

Get Your 40-Foot Container Today

Need a secure, cost-effective solution for large-scale storage or shipping? Interport’s 40-foot standard dry containers are in stock and ready for immediate delivery. Get your free quote today or order online now.

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  • Exterior Interior Door Capacity
    Length: 40 ft. Length: 39 ft. 5 in. Width: 7 ft. 8 in. Gross: 67,200 lbs
    Width: 8 ft. Width: 7 ft. 8 in. Height: 7 ft. 6 in. Payload: 59,860 lbs
    Height: 8 ft. 6 in. Height: 7 ft. 10 in. Tare Weight: 7,340 lbs
    • Corten steel construction
    • Weatherproof design
    • Watertight construction
    • Ground-level entry
    • New containers are 30-ton-rated floors made
    • Load-rated plywood flooring
    • Side vents for airflow
    • Securely closing cargo doors
    • Lock boxes available on new containers
    • Forklift pockets on new containers
    • Requires 120 feet of straight running room for delivery by tilt-bed truck. Alternatively, delivery by flatbed trailer or chassis is available but requires a crane or forklift on site
  • How much can a 40-foot container hold?
    A 40-foot container provides about 2,390 cubic feet of storage space—twice that of a 20-foot container.
    Can a 40-foot container be delivered to any location?
    Due to its size, delivery requires significant clearance for the truck. If site access is limited, a smaller container (10-foot or 20-foot) may be a better fit.
    Are 40-foot containers weatherproof?
    Yes. Interport’s containers are built from durable steel and are wind- and water-tight to protect stored items.
    Do you sell both new and used 40-foot containers?
    Yes. We offer both new and used 40-foot containers, available for quick purchase and delivery.
    Are the shipping containers new or used?
    Interport sells both new and used containers. New containers come direct from the factory, as one-trip units, meaning they have only been used to carry freight once. Used containers are available in a range of conditions. Interport categorizes containers into four classifications.
    What materials make up a shipping container?
    New ISO containers are constructed of steel with marine-grade plywood flooring.
    What are the most common shipping container uses?
    Container uses include weather-tight storage, overseas shipping, portable offices and restrooms, modular buildings, machinery and equipment storage, military command centers, hunting shelters, and much more. For more popular modifications, view our shipping container modifications and customization options.
  • Specifications

    Exterior Interior Door Capacity
    Length: 40 ft. Length: 39 ft. 5 in. Width: 7 ft. 8 in. Gross: 67,200 lbs
    Width: 8 ft. Width: 7 ft. 8 in. Height: 7 ft. 6 in. Payload: 59,860 lbs
    Height: 8 ft. 6 in. Height: 7 ft. 10 in. Tare Weight: 7,340 lbs
  • Features
    • Corten steel construction
    • Weatherproof design
    • Watertight construction
    • Ground-level entry
    • New containers are 30-ton-rated floors made
    • Load-rated plywood flooring
    • Side vents for airflow
    • Securely closing cargo doors
    • Lock boxes available on new containers
    • Forklift pockets on new containers
    • Requires 120 feet of straight running room for delivery by tilt-bed truck. Alternatively, delivery by flatbed trailer or chassis is available but requires a crane or forklift on site
  • FAQs
    How much can a 40-foot container hold?
    A 40-foot container provides about 2,390 cubic feet of storage space—twice that of a 20-foot container.
    Can a 40-foot container be delivered to any location?
    Due to its size, delivery requires significant clearance for the truck. If site access is limited, a smaller container (10-foot or 20-foot) may be a better fit.
    Are 40-foot containers weatherproof?
    Yes. Interport’s containers are built from durable steel and are wind- and water-tight to protect stored items.
    Do you sell both new and used 40-foot containers?
    Yes. We offer both new and used 40-foot containers, available for quick purchase and delivery.
    Are the shipping containers new or used?
    Interport sells both new and used containers. New containers come direct from the factory, as one-trip units, meaning they have only been used to carry freight once. Used containers are available in a range of conditions. Interport categorizes containers into four classifications.
    What materials make up a shipping container?
    New ISO containers are constructed of steel with marine-grade plywood flooring.
    What are the most common shipping container uses?
    Container uses include weather-tight storage, overseas shipping, portable offices and restrooms, modular buildings, machinery and equipment storage, military command centers, hunting shelters, and much more. For more popular modifications, view our shipping container modifications and customization options.
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