A fresh start.
Single-trip containers have travelled on an initial freight journey. They can suit a longer-term setup where a newer finish matters, but handling marks are still possible. Ask for the actual unit’s photos and condition.
Grafton shipping containers
Yours to fill with possibilities.
Buying a container starts with a clear picture of the space you need. The right unit is about more than a size label.
A useful next chapter.
Used condition varies. Compare roof, floor, door operation, seals and repairs. Ask which grade is being supplied and whether its condition suits the contents you plan to store.
Product illustrations, not current inventory.
A note on as-is. As-is containers are not sold as wind and watertight. They may need repairs and are unsuitable for contents that must stay dry unless those repairs are assessed and completed.
Colour preferences are subject to availability. Ask for photos of the actual unit.
Your purchase, clearly specified.
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Tell us your plans
Size, condition, delivery address and what needs storing.
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Find the right fit
Compare the specific unit, its condition and your delivered quote.
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Make room for delivery
Confirm access, preparation and timing with the transport team.
Ask for the container’s identity and condition, agreed repairs, freight, tax treatment and exclusions in the quote. Confirm availability and timing before preparing for delivery. If an inspection would help, arrange it with the sales team.
Let’s make room
A bit more space starts here.
Tell us the size, your location and what you have in mind. We’ll help you work through the options.
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