Blue shipping container cargo doors fitted with a steel lock box and four-bar locking gear

New, one-trip and used ISO containers

Shipping containers built to outlast the job you bought them for

6ft to 53ft standard and high cube units, inspected before dispatch and delivered onto your site. Every container on this site is listed with its own price, so you can compare properly before you ask us for anything.

  • Wind and watertight guaranteed
  • Inspected before dispatch
  • Lock box fitted as standard
  • Delivery quoted with the unit

Choose your container size

Every size we stock is listed below with live pricing on each individual unit. Not sure whether you need a 20ft or a 40ft, or whether the extra foot of headroom on a high cube is worth it? Read the container size guide or ask us and we will tell you straight.

10ft10ft Containers

10 x 8 x 8ft 6in

Fits a driveway or a tight yard and still swallows a full van load of tools and stock.

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New 20ft high cube open side shipping container in beige with the full side door opened

Why Titan Vault

Priced per unit. Inspected before it leaves. Delivered where you need it.

Most container suppliers hide behind a contact form. We publish a price against every individual container we hold, so you can compare condition, size and cost before you speak to anybody.

  • Transparent per-unit pricing. Each listing carries its own price rather than a vague starting-from figure.
  • Checked before dispatch. Floor, doors, seals and structure are inspected on every unit, and we can send photographs of yours.
  • Advice before the sale. If a smaller unit or a different condition grade suits your job better, we will say so.
  • Delivery quoted properly. Transport is priced against your postcode and access, not bolted on as a flat fee.

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How buying works

Four steps from browsing to a container on your ground

No long forms and no pressure. Most orders are agreed in a single conversation once we know the size and the site.

Choose a size and condition

Browse by size, or start from the size guide if you are not sure. Each unit shows its own price and photographs.

Ask for a delivered price

Send us the unit, your postcode and how the lorry will reach the spot. You get one figure that includes transport.

Delivery and placement

We confirm a date and vehicle. The container is tilted or lifted into position with the doors facing the way you asked.

Buying your first container? The buying guide walks through condition grades, what to inspect and the questions worth asking any supplier.

Answers first

Common questions before you buy

The eight things almost every customer asks. If yours is not here, the full FAQ goes further and we are happy to answer directly.

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A 10ft unit suits garden, tool and small-site storage. A 20ft container is the workhorse for building sites, retail stock and household moves. A 40ft unit is for pallet volume and vehicle storage. If headroom or racking matters, choose a high cube for the extra foot of internal height. The size guide lists every internal dimension side by side.

New or one-trip units have made a single loaded voyage from the factory, so paint, floor and seals are effectively unused. Used containers have years of service behind them and will show dents, surface rust and patch repairs while remaining wind and watertight. Cargo worthy is a higher used grade that still passes for international shipping. Full detail is in the condition guide.

Transport is priced per journey against your postcode, the access at the far end and the vehicle needed, so there is no honest flat rate. Send us the delivery address with your enquiry and the price we quote is the price you pay.

Firm and level. Compacted hardcore, concrete or tarmac all work. Put timber or concrete blocks under the four corner castings so the floor bearers sit clear of standing water, and keep the unit level so the doors stay aligned. See the delivery preparation guide.

The shell is 14-gauge Corten steel with no external hinges to attack. The weak point is always the padlock, which is why every unit we supply has a welded lock box that shrouds a closed-shackle padlock so cutters cannot reach the shackle.

For temporary storage on a commercial site a container is usually treated as a chattel rather than a building. Rules differ by authority and by how permanently the unit is fixed, so if it becomes habitable, a permanent office, or sits on residential land long term, check with your local planning department first.

Yes. Renting suits projects with a defined end date, while buying almost always wins beyond about eighteen months because a well-maintained container holds a strong resale value. Tell us the duration and we will price both.

Commonly twenty to thirty years. Keep it level, keep the roof clear of standing water and touch up surface rust before it spreads. Our maintenance guide lists the annual checks that make the difference.

Next step

Tell us the size and the site. We will do the rest.

Send the container you are interested in, your delivery postcode and a note about access. You will get availability, a delivered total and an honest opinion on whether a different unit would serve you better.