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Used 20ft Standard Shipping Container

Used 20ft Standard Shipping Container

Regular price $2,700.00
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Wind & Watertight

Every container we sell is inspected to confirm it keeps out wind and rain.

  • What this means for you:
  • Your stored goods stay dry through the winters and spring storms
  • Doors seal tightly against weather
  • No exposed gaps or holes that allow rodents or water in.

Corten Steel

Shipping containers are built from Corten (weathering) steel.

Why this matters:

  • Corten forms a protective patina over time that slows further corrosion
  • Designed to withstand decades of outdoor exposure
  • Far more durable than wood-frame sheds or standard steel buildings
  • Minimal maintenance required over the life of the container

Security

Containers are significantly more secure than traditional storage buildings.

Security features:

  • Heavy-duty steel construction resists forced entry
  • Double swing cargo doors with two vertical locking rods.
  • No windows or weak points common in wood-frame sheds
  • Can be secured with a heavy-duty padlock

Portability

Containers can be delivered, repositioned, or relocated as your needs change.

Portability details:

  • Sit on four corner castings designed for lifting and transport
  • Can be moved with standard tilt-bed or flatbed trucks
  • No foundation required for most storage applications
  • Relocate if you move or your storage needs change

Longevity

A well-maintained shipping container can last 25 years or more.

Why containers hold up:

  • Corten steel structure built for the harshest ocean environments
  • Iowa/Minnesota winters are mild compared to what containers are designed for.
  • Simple maintenance like keeping doors lubricated extends lifespan.
  • Structural integrity does not depend on paint condition.

Delivery Info

Kroll Enterprise delivers and sets up throughout Northeast Iowa and Southeast Minnesota.

Free delivery is included within 50 miles of Cresco, Iowa. Beyond 50 miles, delivery is available at an additional cost.

Delivery details:

  • We use tilt-bed trucks for most deliveries
  • Drop site requires approximately 100ft of straight clearance
  • High cube containers need overhead clearance for power lines and tree branches
  • Our team handles placement on your site
  • We recommend one 6" by 6" block for every 10 ft of container if you are putting a container on dirt.

Call us before ordering if you have limited access or a tight site.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does delivery take?

Most deliveries are scheduled within 1 to 2 weeks of purchase depending on availability and your location.

Contact us to confirm current lead times and schedule your delivery date.

What clearance do I need for delivery of a container?

A 40ft container requires approximately 100ft of straight clearance at the drop site for our tilt-bed truck to position and set down the container.

Contact us to discuss your site before ordering.

What does 'wind and watertight' mean?

Wind and watertight (WWT) means the container has been inspected and confirmed to keep out wind and rain. It is suitable for storage but may have cosmetic wear such as surface rust, dents, or faded paint. All containers we sell meet WWT standards at minimum.

How much space does a 20ft or 40 ft container give me?

A 20ft standard container has approximately 1,172 cubic feet of interior space. That is enough to store the contents of a 2 to 3 bedroom home, a full set of farm equipment, or business inventory.

A 40ft standard container has approximately 2,385 cubic feet of interior space. That is the equivalent of two 20ft containers and can hold the contents of a 3 to 5 bedroom home, large farm implements, or significant commercial inventory.

Do I need a permit to place a shipping container on my property?

Permit requirements vary by county and municipality in Iowa or Minnesota. We recommend checking with your local zoning office before ordering. Many rural properties in Northeast Iowa and Southeast Minnesota do not require a permit for a storage container, but regulations differ.