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Modular
fit-out containers

Extensions delivered with the structural shell complete and weathertight. Sandwich-panel roofs, new or last-trip (used) containers.

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Sandwich-panel roof

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Structural shell complete

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Weathertight

Prices

Sale prices

High Cube shipping containers — delivered with the structural shell complete and weathertight. Roof, openings and transport available as options below.

Prices incl. VAT — Ireland VAT 23% included

20 ft High Cube

14 m²

6.06 × 2.44 × 2.90 m

Last-trip (used)€6,300.00
New (one trip)€7,200.00

40 ft High Cube

28 m²

12.19 × 2.44 × 2.90 m

Last-trip (used)€5,100.00
New (one trip)€9,100.00

Options & extras

Sandwich-panel roof, 6% pitch — 20 ft€6,314.00
Sandwich-panel roof, 6% pitch — 40 ft€10,599.00
Transport & placement — 20 ft€2,819.00
Transport & placement — 40 ft€2,819.00

Openings (per unit, incl. VAT)

OpeningWhite (PVC)Anthracite grey (aluminium)
Window 60×95€1,342.00€1,455.00
Window 120×105€1,697.00€1,938.00
Front door 90×215€2,776.00€2,776.00
Sliding patio door 180×215€4,512.00€4,512.00
French window 140×215€2,209.00€2,805.00
French window 90×215€1,970.00€2,196.00
Technical specifications

20 ft vs 40 ft High Cube

Technical data and fit-out notes to help you choose the right size for your project.

External length
20 ft6.06 m
40 ft12.19 m

The 40 ft is ≈ 2× as long as the 20 ft

External width
20 ft2.44 m
40 ft2.44 m

Identical for both sizes

External height
20 ft2.90 m
40 ft2.90 m

Standard High Cube height: 2.896 m

Internal length
20 ft≈ 5.90 m
40 ft≈ 12.03 m

Typical values, may vary by a few mm

Internal width
20 ft≈ 2.35 m
40 ft≈ 2.35 m

Before insulation and lining

Internal height
20 ft≈ 2.70 m
40 ft≈ 2.70 m

Particularly valuable for residential use

Gross floor area
20 ft≈ 14 m²
40 ft≈ 28 m²

Before insulation, partitions and fittings

Estimated finished width
20 ft≈ 2.15 m
40 ft≈ 2.15 m

With 10 cm of insulation build-up on each side

Estimated finished height
20 ft≈ 2.50 m
40 ft≈ 2.50 m

With 10 cm on the floor + 10 cm on the ceiling

Estimated finished width with 10 cm build-up per side: ≈ 2.15 m · Finished height with 10 cm floor + 10 cm ceiling: ≈ 2.50 m

Openings specification

References

Every opening is selected from the Leroy Merlin catalogue — glazing, motorisation, material and installation are detailed below. Two colours available: white (PVC) and anthracite grey (aluminium).

White (PVC)
Essentiel PVC tilt-and-turn window with roller shutter, H95 × W60 cm, 1 sash, white

Essentiel PVC tilt-and-turn window with roller shutter, H95 × W60 cm, 1 sash, white

Material
PVC
Faces / RAL
White RAL 9016 inside + outside
Sashes / opening
1 sash, tilt-and-turn
Built-in shutter
Yes
Shutter slats
PVC
Motorisation
Wired Somfy, switch not included
Installation
Face-fixed 100 mm / in-reveal / rebate / renovation
Glazing
4/20/4 low-E argon Warm Edge
Overall dimensions
H110 × W65 cm

Reveal size 95×60; insulated shutter box; handle not included.

Anthracite grey (aluminium)
Essentiel aluminium window with roller shutter, H95 × W60 cm, 1 sash, anthracite grey

Essentiel aluminium window with roller shutter, H95 × W60 cm, 1 sash, anthracite grey

Material
Aluminium
Faces / RAL
RAL 7016 inside + outside
Sashes / opening
1 sash, inward-opening casement
Built-in shutter
Yes
Shutter slats
Aluminium
Motorisation
Wired electric, switch not included
Installation
Face-fixed installation; lining adaptor profiles sold separately
Glazing
4/20/4 low-E argon Warm Edge
Overall dimensions
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Shutter, guide rails and bottom slat in grey 7016.

Strength

An ultra-tough frame.

A shipping container is built to cross oceans, ride out storms and withstand rough handling. Its self-supporting Corten steel structure is designed to carry heavy loads and to be stacked during transport.

By reusing it as the frame of your home, you inherit a robust steel structure designed to withstand damp and impacts.

Steel
Self-supporting structure

Designed to be stacked and handled

Sea
Built for the ocean

Made for ocean crossings, wind and bad weather

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Stackable module

Add a second container on top or alongside

ISO
Marine Corten

The global standard for heavy freight

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Marine Corten steel

A steel designed for marine use, whose patina protects against corrosion.

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Non-combustible steel

The steel structure is a non-combustible material.

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Damp-resistant

Watertight shell, controlled ventilation: no rising damp, no rot.

Inspiration

Containers that look like real houses

With a rendered finish and careful detailing, your container becomes indistinguishable from a traditional build — only more affordable and quicker.

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Modern rendered façade

Stone-tone render, large glazed doors

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Container home

Contemporary design blending into the garden

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Living extension

Office or guest bedroom

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Self-contained studio

Independent living space

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Family home

Container fitted out as a residence

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Rental solution

Quick return, holiday lets

Uses

One container, a thousand possible lives

From a first home to an extension, the container adapts to every project, every budget and every plot.

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Main residence

A real home once insulated and fitted out.

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Office & home working

A separate workspace at the bottom of the garden, connected and quiet.

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Guest bedroom or studio

Welcome family and friends into a self-contained retreat, comfortable all year round.

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Holiday cottage & seasonal lets

A profitable investment: quick return, Airbnb or long-term letting.

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Workshop & creative space

A bright space to create, tinker and exhibit — away from the noise.

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Extension & additional space

Gain extra m² without major building work: a module set down, connected and lived in.

Savings

A controlled cost compared
with a conventional house

Why? The container’s steel structure replaces the traditional frame: fewer materials, less labour, less time on site — with no compromise on quality.

Less
structural work

The steel structure replaces the traditional frame

Fast
On-site installation

A few days’ installation once the module is delivered

Clear
Itemised pricing

Every option is priced upfront; the quote confirms the final price

Why choose

The benefits of a container home

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Controlled cost

Steel structure, less structural work, a short build: a controlled cost compared with a traditional build.

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Fast installation

Delivered with the structural shell complete, your module is installed on site within a few days of delivery.

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Modular and expandable

Need more space? Stack or join a second container. Your home grows with your needs.

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Last-trip (used) option

Reuse a container that has already been in service: less concrete, less waste.

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Structural strength

The container’s marine steel is designed to carry heavy loads and withstand handling. A solid, durable frame.

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Simplified paperwork

Under 20 m² of footprint? In France, as a general rule, a simple prior declaration (déclaration préalable) is enough, outside protected areas and subject to your municipality’s local development plan (PLU) — check with your town hall. Elsewhere, according to local regulations. We support you through every step.

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A house-like finish is possible

With suitable render, joinery (windows & doors) and roofing (on quotation), the result can look like a contemporary house.

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Relocatable at will

Thanks to its self-supporting structure, your container can be moved and set down on a new plot — a home that follows you wherever you go.

Your turn

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Size, openings, condition, roof… Choose your options and receive a tailored quote within 48 hours.

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