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20 foot new containers, also known as “one-trips”, carried a single load of dry goods to the U.S. before being marked for sale. They may have some light superficial damage from their journey across the sea— but they won't require any upfront maintenance or painting.

Since they were originally used to carry small volumes of heavy cargo (e.g. machinery, cement and steel), 20ft new containers have the qualities that make them ideal for storing large items such as seasonal vehicles

40ft new containers, also known as “one-trips”, carried a single load of dry goods to the U.S. before being marked for sale. They may have some light superficial damage from their journey — but they won’t require any upfront maintenance or painting.

20 foot new containers, also known as “one-trips”, carried a single load of dry goods to the U.S. before being marked for sale. They may have some light superficial damage from their journey across the sea— but they won't require any upfront maintenance or painting.

40ft new containers, also known as “one-trips”, carried a single load of dry goods to the U.S. before being marked for sale. They may have some light superficial damage from their journey — but they won’t require any upfront maintenance or painting.