40ft Shipping Containers
Massive capacity for warehouses, logistics, farms, and large-scale storage operations
Container Specifications
Dimensions
- Length: 40 feet
- Width: 8 feet
- Height: 8 feet 6 inches
- Door Opening: 7 feet 8 inches x 7 feet 6 inches
Capacity & Weight
- Internal Volume: ~2,390 cubic feet
- Payload Capacity: ~30,480 lbs
- Empty Weight: ~9,200 lbs
- Max Gross Weight: ~39,680 lbs
Perfect for Large-Scale Operations
The 40ft container is the workhorse of the shipping and storage industry. Double the capacity of a 20ft, it's ideal for enterprises requiring massive storage, logistics operations, or major construction/industrial projects.
Common Uses
- • Warehouse & logistics hubs
- • Large farm storage
- • Fleet and vehicle storage
- • Major construction projects
- • Industrial material storage
- • Bulk inventory storage
Advantages
- • Maximum capacity efficiency
- • Lower cost per cubic foot
- • Industrial-grade solution
- • Standard in global logistics
- • Excellent for long-term placement
Frequently Asked Questions
How much more storage than a 20ft?
A 40ft container offers approximately double the internal volume—2,390 cubic feet vs 1,170 cubic feet for a 20ft.
Can a 40ft fit on my property?
A 40ft is 40 feet long, so you'll need adequate space. It's standard for most industrial and commercial sites. Residential placement may require special permission.
How much does a 40ft container weigh?
An empty 40ft container weighs approximately 9,200 lbs. Maximum loaded weight is about 39,680 lbs.
Are 40ft containers stackable?
Yes, 40ft containers are designed to be stackable up to 8 containers high, though practical stacking depends on site conditions and equipment.