Constable Containers Quality Guarantee
We’re committed to supplying containers that meet strict quality standards—so you can buy with confidence. Every 40FT HC IICL unit is visually inspected by a container specialist before release and checked again with you at delivery.
• ISO-compliant construction
• Wind & watertight (WWT)
• Marine-grade steel with a durable wooden floor
• Inspected at delivery with our checklist; covered repairs arranged at no cost if a defect falls under our Quality Guarantee
40FT HC IICL – Multi-Trip (Overview)
A 40FT High-Cube IICL container offers the extra interior height of a high cube (9’6″ exterior) plus the higher cosmetic and structural standards associated with IICL inspection/repair criteria commonly used by major leasing companies. “Multi-trip” means the unit has completed multiple international voyages but remains in premium used condition—typically newer than standard used stock and often manufactured within ~5 years of present (age varies by depot). The added headroom and tighter cosmetics make IICL HC units ideal for high-visibility storage, export use (subject to valid CSC), and quality-forward build projects.
Why Choose IICL – Key Benefits
• Higher Standard, Better Cosmetics: IICL criteria generally result in straighter panels, cleaner interiors, and tighter door operation versus typical WWT grades.
• Extra Vertical Space: ~12″ more interior height than standard 40FT—great for pallet racking, stacked totes, and equipment with overhead clearance needs.
• Durable & Secure: Corten steel, marine-grade plywood floor, heavy-duty corner castings, and lockable cargo doors for long service life.
• Export-Friendly*: Often maintained to a standard suitable for international shipping when accompanied by a current CSC plate.
• Project-Ready: Excellent base for premium modifications where appearance matters (retail, brand activations, offices, studios).
*If you intend to export, verify the CSC plate status and any re-inspection requirements before loading. Modifications may affect CSC validity.
Buying Considerations
• Grade & Age: IICL multi-trip units are typically newer than standard used containers and carry a premium. Expect light transit marks consistent with multiple voyages.
• Pricing Drivers: Height (HC), IICL grade, age, location, and market conditions.
• Delivery & Access: Delivery fees vary by distance and method. Ensure a firm, level pad and clear site access.
• Modifications: Plan for vents, personnel doors, windows, insulation, power, and shelving if needed.
• Permitting: Check local codes for permanent placement, utilities, and change-of-use.
• Clearance: A 40FT delivery generally needs ~120 ft of straight clearance plus overhead room for tilt and set-down—check for trees, wires, and eaves.
Dimensions & Specs (40FT High-Cube IICL – typical)
• Exterior (approx.): 40′ L × 8′ W × 9’6″ H
• Floor area (approx.): ~320 sq ft
• Internal height (typical): ~8’10” (varies by manufacturer)
• Volume: ~10–13% more cubic space than standard 40FT
• Typical tare (empty) weight: ~8,600–8,900 lbs
• Typical max payload: up to ~66,000–67,000 lbs
• Construction: Corten (weathering) steel, marine-grade plywood floor
Note: Specs can vary slightly by manufacturer and year. Request a current spec sheet if you have tight tolerances or permitting requirements.
What Fits in a 40FT HC IICL (Examples)
• Tall equipment, stacked pallet loads, and long materials
• Warehouse overflow using pallet racking or tall shelving
• Bulk agricultural inputs (hay, feed, seed) with forklift clearance
• High-visibility builds that need ceiling height (lighting, ducting, signage)
Popular Uses
• Premium jobsite, farm, or warehouse storage
• Export shipments (verify CSC status)
• Mobile workshops and project offices with overhead fixtures
• Retail pop-ups, brand activations, and display builds
• Studios, maker spaces, and conversions (subject to local codes)
Cost & Availability
We quote container price and delivery separately based on your ZIP/Postal code and site details. IICL multi-trip HC units sit between “one-trip” (near-new) and general used grades—delivering strong value when you need better cosmetics, consistent structure, and extra headroom.
Delivery & Setup Tips
• Base: Level, well-drained surface (gravel pad, concrete blocks, or railroad ties recommended)
• Access: Adequate turn radius and overhead clearance for the taller box
• Orientation: Plan for door swing, ramps, drainage, and future relocation
