: Not certified for ocean travel but guaranteed to keep contents dry. Ideal for land-based storage.

Condition is the primary factor in pricing. Most "used" containers are over 10 years old and will have dents and surface rust, but their structural integrity is often still high.

: Inspected and certified for international shipping. These are structurally sound but will have visible wear.

: Used once to bring cargo overseas. Nearly new with minimal cosmetic damage.

: May have holes or major damage. Best for scrap or projects where you plan to replace large sections of steel. 2. Standard Sizes & Estimated Pricing A guide to buying shipping containers - Container xChange

Buying a used cargo container is a cost-effective way to secure durable, weatherproof space for storage, office conversions, or modular housing. Most used containers are made of , which is naturally corrosion-resistant and can last 15–30 years with basic maintenance. 1. Understanding Condition Grades