40ft High Cube Storage Container with 2 Side Doors

Three ways in. Most containers have one doorway at one end, which means everything is stored in the order you will need it and anything at the back is a half-hour job. This 40ft high cube has hinged doors on both long sides plus the standard double cargo doors at the rear, so a forklift can reach any part of the load from whichever face is convenient. For a parts store, a hire fleet or a workshop conversion that changes the way the container gets used.

The high cube profile adds roughly 300 mm of internal height over a standard 40ft, which is what makes racking, mezzanines and ceiling-mounted services practical inside it.

Specifications

Planning a layout around three doors

• Racking down the centre with access from both sides
• Drive-through loading on a hardstand with room on both flanks
• Workshop conversions where one side becomes the working face
• Split storage — two departments, one container, no shared access

What the cut costs you

Every opening cut into a container removes structure. Doors on both sides plus the rear means this unit is not a general-purpose stacking container in the way a standard 40ft is — treat it as a ground-level store and check the individual unit’s plate before stacking anything on it.

Placement and access

Allow working width on both sides, not just one, and check overhead clearance for a high cube on a tilt-tray. Dimensions for every size we stock are in the dimensions guide; other configurations are in the 40ft range and the high cube category.