40ft High Cube one-trip shipping container, three-quarter viewGenerated illustration
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One-trip40 ftRef. CB-40HC-PV

40ft High Cube one-trip shipping container

A taller 40ft container in one-trip condition.

External dimensions

Length
12.192 m
Width
2.438 m
Height
2.896 m
Volume
76.3 m³
Internal floor area
28.3 m²

Container price

Price on request · AUD

Delivery and unloading must be included in your quotation: Request delivered price. Delivery to Australian states and territories, subject to supplier, route and site confirmation is subject to postcode and access confirmation.

Availability on request: the catalogue does not represent live stock.

Request current photos and a condition report for the proposed unit.

Enquiry terms: a request is not an order and no payment is taken.

  • External height 2.90 m: 30.5 cm more than a standard
  • One loaded trip since leaving the factory

40ft container dimensions and specifications

Standard external dimensions and indicative internal dimensions, door openings and weights from reference specifications. These values do not describe one identified sale unit. Obtain the actual unit specification before agreeing to buy.

Reference specifications: 40ft High Cube one-trip; confirm the actual unit
ISO code1AAA / 45G1
External length12.192 m
External width2.438 m
External height2.896 m
Internal length12.032 m
Internal width2.35 m
Internal height2.7 m
Door opening width2.34 m
Door opening height2.597 m
Internal volume76.3 m³
Internal floor area28.3 m²
Tare weight (empty weight)3,900 kg
Payload28,600 kg
ProfileLength 12.192 m2.896 mFront, door end2.597 mDoor 2.34 m2.438 m
The shaded area is the door opening: it is what determines what fits, not the volume. It loses little in width — 2.34 m against 2.35 m inside — but less clearance in height, 2.597 m against 2.7 m. A load that fits within the volume but exceeds the lintel remains on the quay. Scale drawing, traced over the dimensions in the table below. External length: 12.192 m; width: 2.438 m; height: 2.896 m. Display conversions are rounded.

A nominal container format does not establish its load rating. Obtain the actual unit’s plate and specification for its tare, maximum gross mass and payload; include packaging, fittings and securing material in the calculation. Confirm its current condition and the limits of the vehicle, lifting equipment and delivery route before loading or lifting.

Price and delivered total

Quote required for this specification. Request a quotation in AUD including applicable GST, delivery, unloading and any mandatory charges. Availability and the total depend on the proposed unit, postcode and site access. An enquiry does not place an order.

Compare 40ft container conditions

Compare models for this nominal size and container type in different conditions. Prices are confirmed in an individual AUD quotation covering the container, applicable taxes, delivery and unloading. Confirm the actual unit, availability and complete delivered total for your postcode.

Comparison of conditions and model specifications for the 40ft container
ConditionContainer price (AUD)WatertightnessFreight suitability
40ft High Cube used wind and watertight containerPrice on request · AUDConfirm unit conditionNot established by this grade
40ft High Cube cargo-worthy containerPrice on request · AUDConfirm unit conditionInspection, CSC and carrier checks
One-tripPrice on request · AUDConfirm unit conditionNot established by this grade

Is this container right for your project?

40ft High Cube shipping container (ISO 45G1) one-trip: only one loaded journey since manufacture. Length 12.19m, width 2.44m, height 2.90m.

Room for larger storage requirements

Over 12 m long to store pallets, machinery or seasonal stock on your site. Compare delivered quotations for one 40ft and two 20ft units; allow space and suitable vehicle access.

An extra 30 cm of height

The High Cube measures 2.90 m high instead of 2.59 m. These extra 30.5 cm can help with tall loads or a conversion. Check the door opening and the internal headroom left after any floor, ceiling and insulation work.

One-trip specification

One-trip describes a container transported from manufacture, commonly on an initial cargo journey. Handling marks may be present. Confirm the transport history, structure, paintwork and floor of the actual unit from recent photos and its condition report.

40ft container delivery: access and unloading

Enquire about delivery to Australian states and territories, subject to supplier, route and site confirmation. Coverage, lead time, transport and unloading charges depend on the postcode and site assessment. Request delivered price and confirm the full amount before agreeing to buy. Islands, remote locations and northern communities may require separate transport arrangements.

Allow for a footprint of about 12.19 × 2.44 m, door opening and the proposed vehicle and lifting equipment. Ask the delivery team to assess gate width, turning space, overhead obstructions, ground bearing capacity and outrigger space. Confirm the actual unit weight and lifting points; access and crane reach cannot be approved from container dimensions alone.

  1. 1. Your request“Request delivered price”, “Request a quote” or “Discuss your requirements”: you provide the delivery postcode and town, and your contact details.
  2. 2. Our confirmationRequest confirmation of the actual unit, contracting seller, availability, full delivered price and terms in a written quotation.
  3. 3. DeliveryReview the full quotation and the seller’s terms before agreeing to buy. Confirm site suitability and delivery arrangements separately.

Questions about the 40ft High Cube one-trip container

What is the price of a 40ft High Cube one-trip container?
Quote required for this specification. Request a quotation in AUD including applicable GST, delivery, unloading and any mandatory charges. Availability and the total depend on the proposed unit, postcode and site access. An enquiry does not place an order.
Where do you deliver, and how much does delivery cost?
You can enquire about delivery to Australian states and territories, subject to supplier, route and site confirmation; availability must be confirmed for your postcode. Delivery and unloading costs depend on your postcode, truck access and unloading method. Ask for a written quotation including applicable GST, delivery, unloading and any mandatory charges after access and the planned location have been checked. Tasmania, islands and remote sites may require separate transport arrangements.
What needs to be prepared on site?
Confirm land-use approval and any building permits with the local authority. Agree load-bearing ground, foundations or supports for local soil, wind and drainage conditions, vehicle access and the unloading plan with the supplier and a competent site professional. Mention overhead power lines, narrow gates, slopes and buried services. A generic footprint is not a foundation design or lift plan.
Can I see the container before confirming?
Request recent photos and, where possible, an inspection of the proposed unit before agreeing to buy. For a used container, they show the real condition of the doors, floor and walls.
What colours are available?
Colour preferences shown are gentian blue (RAL 5010), reseda green (RAL 6011), light grey (RAL 7035), anthracite grey (RAL 7016). Select a preference to include it in your enquiry. Actual availability and any repainting charge must be confirmed in the quotation.
What does a new-condition 40ft listing describe?
The new-condition 40ft models described in this catalogue are one-trip specifications. Confirm the actual unit and condition in the supplier’s quotation. Australian suppliers commonly advertise this condition as new, although the unit has travelled from manufacture and may show handling marks. This listing does not offer a never-used factory unit.
One-trip or new: what is the difference?
Australian suppliers commonly use ‘new’ to describe one-trip containers. We label that condition explicitly: the unit has travelled from manufacture and may have handling marks. It is different from a genuinely never-used unit. Ask for the actual unit's build and transport history and condition report.
Will a High Cube fit everywhere?
It measures 2.90 m high when on the ground; on a truck, the overall height exceeds that of a standard container. Have the carrier check the total loaded vehicle height, state or local road limits, permits and route clearances, including bridges and overhead power lines.

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