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What to Know Before You Buy a Shipping Container
Most people buy a shipping container once. That means learning a new vocabulary — high cube, cargo worthy, wind and water tight — while trying to compare quotes that are not describing the same thing.
Bigfoot Containers exists to close that gap. We publish the specifications, condition grades, warranty terms and delivery requirements you need before you talk to anyone about price, so the conversation starts from facts instead of guesswork.
Four decisions settle most purchases, in this order:
- Size. A 20ft standard gives 160 square feet; both 40ft options give 320. Check the door opening as well as the floor area — compare all shipping container sizes and dimensions.
- Condition. New one-trip, cargo worthy, wind and water tight and economy containers carry different warranties — see new vs used shipping containers.
- Delivery access. A 20ft needs 110 feet of straight space and a 40ft needs 130 — check the shipping container delivery requirements before you order.
- What a quote covers. Grade, delivery location and fees all move the number — read what affects shipping container pricing.
Work through those and you can compare offers properly. When you are ready, Container One handles availability, pricing for your ZIP code and delivery. New to this entirely? Start with how to buy a shipping container.
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