10ft x 8ft One Trip Shipping Container – Blue

Cobalt blue is the standard livery on one-trip stock, which usually makes it the quickest 10ft to get delivered and the sharpest on price. This is an ISO-standard container built in China and used once to carry cargo into Australia — the route by which almost every “new” container reaches this market, and the reason it costs well under a locally fabricated box of the same specification.

Inside, a 28 mm marine plywood floor sits on steel cross members rated for a forklift, and the CSC plate is good for 10.1 tonnes gross.

Specifications

Why people step down from a 20ft

Rarely because they need less space — usually because of the block. A 10ft clears a 3.5 m side setback, turns inside a suburban driveway, and can be craned over a fence by a Franna where a 20ft cannot. If your constraint is access rather than volume, this is the size to look at.

Fitting it out

• Shelving and three-tier racking sized for a 10ft interior
• Solar floodlight or magnetic PIR light — no wiring required
• Door stay to hold the doors open safely on a windy site
• Desiccant sticks for storing textiles, paper or electronics

Compare before ordering

The same shell is stocked in green, and used cut-down 10ft containers cost significantly less if a clean finish is not required. See the 8ft and 10ft range and check current market rates in our container price guide.