SIZE
A 20ft Standard gives 160 square feet; both 40ft options give 320. For occupied space, interior height is worth a second look: 8' 9" in a 40ft High Cube against 7' 9-5/8" in a standard.
COMPARE SIZESOFFICE & COMMERCIAL
Site offices, retail units and commercial spaces begin as standard containers. Size and condition grade come first — appearance usually matters more here, which is what pushes most commercial projects toward a New / 1-Trip unit. Fit-out specifications are confirmed per project.
A 20ft Standard gives 160 square feet; both 40ft options give 320. For occupied space, interior height is worth a second look: 8' 9" in a 40ft High Cube against 7' 9-5/8" in a standard.
COMPARE SIZESNew / 1-Trip is as new as it gets; used only once from the factory to the U.S., with a 10-year structural and 10-year no-leak warranty. Warranty terms shown apply to containers fulfilled by Container One. Used grades can show visible signs of prior service.
READ GRADESDelivery needs 110 feet of straight space for a 20ft container and 130 feet for a 40ft, measured from the placement point. The driver cannot turn within that space.
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