Damaged units from transport, often with issues like holes, bent doors, or compromised floors. They aren't wind- or watertight and vary in damage severity. While more affordable, they’re not ideal for secure or weatherproof storage. However, they may suit basic, non-critical uses where condition isn't a priority. For dependable storage, higher-grade containers are recommended.

The highest quality available virtually like new after a single overseas shipment. They come in neutral colors (typically beige or grey), with high handles, lock boxes, and no shipping logos or bright paint. Made from 14-gauge corten steel with heavy-duty plywood floors rated for 60,000 lbs, they may show minor signs of handling but are otherwise in excellent condition and ready for use without repainting.

Certified for international shipping, ensuring they're structurally sound and free of major defects. Often in better shape than lower-grade units, they’re ideal for overseas transport or modifications, and are one of the most commonly sold container types.

Cost-effective and reliable storage option. Though retired from shipping and showing cosmetic wear like dents, scratches, and surface rust, they remain structurally sound and weatherproof ideal for keeping your belongings safe and dry.