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40ft High Cube Shipping Container — First-Trip

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First-trip version, this 40 ft High Cube container offers 76.4 m3 at a height of 2.695 m, in pristine, certified new condition. The benchmark among tall containers for bulky goods demanding maximum quality.

Dimensions (LxWxH)
12.2 m × 2.4 m × 2.9 m
Floor area
28,3 m²
Volume
76,4 m³

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      Technical specifications

      External dimensions12,192 m × 2,438 m × 2,896 m
      Internal dimensions12,032 m × 2,352 m × 2,698 m
      Door clearance2,340 m × 2,585 m
      Tare weight3 800 kg
      Payload26 680 kg
      Volume76,4 m³
      Floor area28,3 m²
      MaterialsCorten steel
      Floor typeMarine plywood
      Door opening270°
      CertificationsCSC
      TypeConteneur High Cube
      Reference (SKU)conteneur-40-pieds-high-cube-premier-voyage
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      Definition

      What is a High Cube container?

      La famille High Cube regroupe les conteneurs plus hauts que les formats standards. Elle répond aux besoins de volume supplémentaire, de stockage encombrant ou d’aménagement intérieur.

      Le High Cube conserve la logique maritime : structure en acier Corten, portes arrière et manutention par coins ISO 1161. La différence principale vient de la hauteur, qui améliore le volume utile.

      Ce format se choisit quand les marchandises sont volumineuses plutôt que très lourdes. Il faut aussi vérifier la hauteur disponible sur site et les contraintes de transport.

      • Volume utile

        La hauteur supplémentaire augmente le volume exploitable. Elle devient utile pour les charges légères mais encombrantes.

      • Aménagement

        Le High Cube apporte plus de confort intérieur pour les transformations. La hauteur facilite isolation, réseaux et circulation.

      • Accès à vérifier

        La hauteur impose de contrôler l’accès routier, les branches, câbles et portiques. La livraison doit être validée avant devis.

      In detail

      What is a first-trip 40 ft High Cube shipping container?

      The 40 ft High Cube shipping container is the large-capacity unit of maritime transport: 12.19 m long and 2.89 m external height. "High Cube", noted 9'6", refers to a container 30 cm taller than a standard 40 ft Dry. The term "first-trip" (also called one-trip) indicates a new unit, after a single positioning voyage.

      Its usable capacity reaches 76.4 m³ for a 28.2 m² footprint and a 26,580 kg allowed load. The 2.695 m internal height allows uses out of reach for a standard 40 ft: Euro pallets stacked on two levels, vertical furniture storage, or fitting out a living space meeting habitability standards.

      Dimensioned door opening for 40ft High Cube Shipping Container — First-TripDimensions in millimetres · perspective view

      Model dimensions

      Usable space and access

      Door opening (W × H)
      2,340 m × 2,585 m
      Interior (L × W × H)
      12,032 m × 2,352 m × 2,698 m

      Use the internal dimensions to plan the load or equipment layout. Allow the clearances needed for movement, handling and maintenance for your intended use.

      Mass and load distribution

      Check total mass, point loads, load distribution and handling equipment compatibility. Available volume does not determine permissible load: reference masses are listed in the technical specifications.

      Reference dimensions from the product sheet, to be confirmed for the proposed container.

      Exterior envelope

      Exterior dimensions and installation

      Exterior (L × W × H)
      12,192 m × 2,438 m × 2,896 m

      These dimensions describe the container envelope. Door movements, connections and servicing may require additional space around the unit.

      The unloading area depends on the vehicle and lifting method. It must be assessed separately from the container’s final position.

      Reference dimensions from the product sheet, to be confirmed for the proposed container.

      Read the dimensions guide
      Dimensioned exterior view of 40ft High Cube Shipping Container — First-TripDimensions in millimetres · perspective view

      Le choix de l’état

      Premier voyage ou occasion ?

      L’aspect attendu, l’usage et le budget orientent le choix. Demandez les photos et les caractéristiques du conteneur proposé avant de vous décider.

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      Premier voyage
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      Occasion
      Comparer les deux états
      Premier voyage : quel état ?

      Un conteneur premier voyage est une unité récemment fabriquée qui a effectué un trajet maritime de positionnement. Son aspect est généralement proche du neuf, mais de petites marques de transport ou de manutention restent possibles.

      C’est une option à privilégier pour une installation visible, un aménagement soigné ou un projet où l’état initial compte particulièrement. Demandez les photos et les caractéristiques du conteneur proposé.

      Occasion : pour quels usages ?

      Un conteneur d’occasion a déjà servi au transport maritime. Les bosses, les reprises de peinture, la corrosion et les réparations varient d’une unité à l’autre : l’appellation seule ne décrit pas son état réel.

      Pour le stockage, le chantier ou un usage technique, une occasion contrôlée peut répondre au besoin avec un budget initial plus contenu. Distinguez les traces d’usage acceptables des défauts qui affectent la structure, la fermeture des portes ou l’étanchéité.

      Que vérifier avant l’achat ?
      • Structure : déformations importantes, trous, corrosion perforante, état du châssis et des coins ISO.
      • Portes et joints : ouverture, fermeture, fonctionnement des barres de verrouillage et continuité des joints.
      • Plancher et étanchéité : zones molles, réparations inadaptées et entrées de lumière anormales, hors ventilation prévue.

      Pour un transport maritime international, faites aussi confirmer la validité CSC et l’aptitude de l’unité au transport prévu. La plaque ne remplace pas l’examen du conteneur.

      Budget : que faut-il comparer ?

      À format comparable, l’occasion est généralement moins chère à l’achat. Vérifiez aussi ce que le devis inclut : le conteneur, le transport et le déchargement sur votre site.

      À format identique, les dimensions nominales restent les mêmes ; la tare et la charge utile se vérifient sur les plaques. Pour un frigorifique, un Open Side ou un conteneur équipé, contrôlez aussi les équipements décisifs pour votre usage : groupe froid, portes ou installations.

      In detail

      First-trip or used: how to choose?

      A "first-trip" container is new: intact factory epoxy paint, original seals, no signs of use. A "used" container has already been in maritime service; it is graded by condition, "Cargo Worthy" (CW), still fit for international transport, or "Wind & Water Tight" (WWT), simply airtight and watertight.

      First-trip is the right choice for a fit-out project or long-term use. Used remains worthwhile for large-volume storage on a controlled budget.

      Applications

      Uses of a 40 ft High Cube shipping container

      The new 40 ft HC combines the largest capacity of a standard container with vertical configurations out of reach for lower formats.

      The applications below show in which contexts this format is most relevant. Each use links the on-site need to the container's concrete benefit.

      • Two-level palletized logistics

        The 2.69 m height allows Euro pallets to be stacked on two levels, which reduces transport cost per cubic meter.

      • Large-capacity industrial storage

        Tall machinery, factory furniture, vertical equipment or large-scale buffer stock, with no ceiling constraint.

      • Multi-room fit-out

        Enough floor space for an open-plan office, an extended workshop or a multi-room living module.

      • Modular construction

        Consistent base for horizontal or vertical assemblies, with internal height compliant with housing standards.

      Highlights

      Why buy a first-trip 40 ft High Cube shipping container

      The new 40 ft High Cube is the largest-capacity format in the maritime standard: it combines 40 ft length with 9'6" height. The strengths below explain what this combination concretely changes; volume, palletization, cost per cubic meter, factory condition.

      The strengths below explain what each technical choice brings to the project. They help compare the product with a less specialized alternative or a different condition.

      • Maximum standard volume

        76.4 m³ usable, 9 m³ more than a classic 40 ft Dry, at the same length. The gain comes entirely from the increased height, with no change to the floor footprint.

      • Two-level palletization

        The 2.69 m internal height is enough to stack two levels of Euro pallets. This double layer cuts transport cost per cubic meter.

      • Optimal cost per m³

        At purchase, the 40 HC offers the best price-per-volume ratio in the entire standard maritime segment. For a full load, the cubic meter costs the least here.

      • New factory structure

        Intact epoxy paint, original seals, no signs of use. This new condition avoids any prior inspection and guarantees perfect watertightness from the first load.

      • Compliant on delivery

        The CSC plate is valid for 5 years and the ISO 6346 and ISO 1161 markings are affixed at the factory. The container heads directly into international transit, with no recertification.

      • High-security locking

        Anti-intrusion bars and compatibility with ISO/PAS 17712 padlocks equip the doors. Goods stay protected throughout a sealed shipment.

      Applications

      What is the price of a first-trip 40 ft High Cube shipping container

      No HC container is sold at a rate set for the year: the market moves according to a global mechanism comparable to that of raw materials.

      Four dynamics drive these variations:

      The factors below explain why the price can vary from one quote to another. They help you read a quote by distinguishing the product price, availability, and delivery costs.

      • Shipping demand

        Growth in international trade concentrates 40 HC units on main routes, which makes supply for sale scarcer.

      • Logistics bottlenecks

        A blockage in the Red Sea or a major port strike tightens every segment within days, with the 40 HC exposed.

      • Corten steel cost

        A new 40 HC requires more material than a standard 40 ft, which amplifies the effect of steel market prices.

      • Downstream costs

        Fuel, 40 ft road delivery (lowboy truck or extended flatbed) and specific unloading add to the price of the container alone.

      Compare for a specific reason

      Which requirement drives your choice?

      Standard height is sufficient

      Where loading and operation allow, compare standard Dry and High Cube at equivalent lengths.

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      Delivery

      Delivery & logistics

      National Conteneur delivers throughout mainland France and internationally. Lead times and conditions vary by zone and mode of transport.

      • 1-3 weeks

        Nationwide delivery

        Container truck with flat set-down on a prepared site.

        Zones Mainland France

      • On quote

        Complex site

        Dedicated mobile crane for sites with difficult access or elevated placement.

        Zones Mainland France

      • 48-72h

        Express

        Immediate stock at port depot, expedited delivery subject to availability.

        Conditions On request

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