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40ft Standard

40ft Shipping Containers in Washington

Twice the floor space of a 20ft in the same 8-foot width. For contractors, farms and businesses across Washington.

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Specifications

40ft Container Dimensions & Details

The 40ft standard container offers roughly 2,350 cubic feet of interior space, twice that of the 20ft conex box, in the same 8-foot width. It is the workhorse container for construction companies, agricultural operations, and any business that moves or stores significant volumes of material. Weighing up whether to rent or buy this size? See our rent vs buy guide.

A 40ft needs a longer approach for delivery than a 20ft. Available in several grades, including used wind and water tight (WWT) and one-trip. Our container condition guide has the full grade breakdown.

Exterior Dimensions

Length40 ft 0 in (12.192 m)
Width8 ft 0 in (2.438 m)
Height8 ft 6 in (2.591 m)

Interior Dimensions

Length39 ft 5 in (12.021 m)
Width7 ft 9 in (2.352 m)
Height7 ft 10 in (2.385 m)
Volume~2,350 cu ft (66.5 m³)
Door Opening (W x H)7 ft 8 in x 7 ft 5 in

Looking for extra ceiling height? See our 40ft High Cube: same footprint, one full foot taller inside, 8 ft 10 in against 7 ft 10 in.

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Washington delivered pricing: starting at $2,889 for a 40ft Wind and Water Tight container delivered in Seattle.

Your details go to S&CC Group Inc., which runs this site, and to Container One, which prepares your quote and contacts you.

Use Cases

Ways to Use a 40ft Container in Washington

Warehouse and dock overflow through the Kent Valley freight belt and along the Interstate 5 corridor, for operations that need seasonal room without committing to square footage they will not need in March.

Port and drayage overflow around the Northwest Seaport Alliance terminals and the Tacoma Tideflats, where storage on owned ground can replace per diem on a steamship line's box.

Aerospace supplier and machine shop storage in Everett, Renton, Auburn, Kent, Frederickson, Arlington and Spokane, holding tooling, fixtures and staged parts at the fence line.

Equipment and implement storage on wheat ground across Whitman, Lincoln and Adams counties, where there is room to work and a straight pull off a county road.

Packing house, bin yard and orchard crew storage through the Yakima and Wenatchee valleys, where the season is short and fixed.

Utility, line crew and cleanup contractor laydown yards along the Columbia and around the Hanford site.

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Delivery

Delivering 40ft Containers Across Washington

Site Requirements for 40ft Delivery

A 40ft container needs more room to deliver than a 20ft. The truck with a loaded tilt-bed trailer runs about 80 feet long. Here is what you need:

  • Approach length: 130 feet of clear, firm surface ahead of where the container will sit.
  • Width clearance: At least 10 feet throughout the delivery path.
  • Overhead clearance: At least 15 feet of height for the truck to drive in and 22 feet of height along the entire unloading path.
  • Firm ground: The landing area needs to carry the container's weight, roughly 8,000 lbs empty. Concrete, compacted gravel, and hard-packed dirt all work well.

Delivery Areas in Washington

  • Greater Seattle, the Eastside and the South Sound
  • The North Sound, the Skagit and Nooksack valleys and Bellingham
  • Southwest Washington and the Lower Columbia
  • The Olympic Peninsula, Kitsap, the coast and island addresses that ride a ferry
  • Central and eastern Washington over the passes, including Yakima, Wenatchee, the Columbia Basin, Spokane and the Palouse

Container One's Delivery/Dispatch department schedules every delivery after payment and site review.

Not sure if your site works for a 40ft? Call or text with your address and a description of the access, so it can be reviewed before delivery is scheduled.
FAQ

40ft Container Questions

A 40ft container needs 130 feet of straight, level run measured back from where it will sit, at least 15 feet of height for the truck to drive in and 22 feet of height along the entire unloading path, and at least 10 feet of width. Where a site cannot give a 40ft that run, two 20ft containers, which need 110 feet each, may fit.
Wind and Water Tight units start at $2,889 delivered in Seattle. What you pay depends on the grade you choose, on what is in stock when you order and on the access at your site. Container One sets prices, and they change without notice; your written quote gives the price for your order, including delivery to your address. Prices as of 2026-08-06.
Warranty runs by grade: one-trip units carry a 10 year structural and 10 year no-leak warranty, cargo worthy and wind and water tight units carry a 5 year structural and 5 year no-leak warranty, and economy units carry a 1 year roof leak warranty.
Container One's Delivery/Dispatch department schedules a date and time after payment is received and the location, weather and access have been reviewed. Tell us the drop spot and the access as early as possible so the delivery team can plan it.

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Tell us your ZIP and your site access. A Container One sales representative prepares the written quote.

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