40’HC IICL6 Shipping Container, 367 238-7

If you are looking for a reliable and spacious solution for storage or transport, a 40-foot (12.2 m) High Cube shipping container in IICL 6 quality is an ideal choice. This type of container is currently stored in a container depot in Piraeus, Greece and is ready for immediate pickup. Thanks to its robust construction and standardized dimensions, it provides a universal solution for a wide range of uses. Transport is not included in the price; it must be picked up independently.

Dimensions and technical parameters of the 40-foot High Cube container

A 40-foot High Cube container is slightly higher than a standard 40-foot container, which makes it a great choice for the transport and storage of bulkier loads. Its external dimensions are as follows:

• Length: 12.2 m
• Width: 2.44 m
• Height: 2.89 m

The internal volume is approximately 76.4 m³, which enables efficient storage of a larger amount of material or goods. The maximum payload of the container is up to 28,800 kg, which guarantees safe use even for heavier loads. The dimensions are approximate and may vary slightly depending on the manufacturer.

Color RAL 1015 – elegant and practical

The container is painted in RAL 1015, which is characterized by a soft shade of light ivory. This color is not only aesthetically pleasing but also practical – the light surface helps reflect sunlight, reducing interior overheating in warmer months. Thanks to this neutral shade, the container can be easily integrated into any environment, whether it is an industrial zone, a bus depot, or a storage area.

Pickup of the container from the Piraeus depot

The container is stored in a container depot in Piraeus, Greece. After the deal is concluded, you will receive detailed information needed for its pickup. The customer arranges transport and unloading of the container at the destination independently.

We have several containers in stock in the depot. It may be a different unit than the one in the picture, but of the same quality, type, and size. Other container colors may also be available – on request depending on stock, e.g. RAL 7016.

For safety reasons, customers do not have access to the depot to inspect the container.

A 40-foot High Cube container in IICL 6 quality is robust, durable, and offers universal use. Thanks to its spaciousness and high payload, it is an ideal solution for storage even in demanding conditions of bus depots. The RAL 1015 color also provides a practical and elegant appearance suitable for any environment.

Do not hesitate to take advantage of this unique opportunity and acquire a reliable container that will serve your needs in the long term!

Use of a shipping container for storage in bus depots

Bus depots are places where logistics, maintenance, and daily operations meet. In such an environment, it is crucial to have enough space to store various items – from spare parts and operating materials to tools. Shipping containers, especially 40-foot High Cube containers, are becoming an increasingly popular choice for efficient storage thanks to their versatility, durability, and affordability.

Advantages of a shipping container for storage

Using shipping containers as storage spaces brings a number of advantages. One of the main benefits is their robustness. Thanks to the steel construction, containers are resistant to weather influences, which ensures protection of stored items from rain, snow, or extreme temperatures. They also provide security – robust locking mechanisms protect the contents from unauthorized access.

High Cube containers, which are slightly higher than standard containers, offer even more space. This allows storage of bulkier items or more efficient use of space through stacking.

What can be stored in the container?

Bus depots need to store a wide range of materials and tools. Shipping containers are ideal for:

• Spare parts for buses (tires, engines, filters).
• Operating fluids (oils, lubricants, cleaning agents).
• Tools and equipment for maintenance.
• Protective equipment for workers (gloves, helmets, work shoes).
• Documentation or administrative materials.
• Seasonal equipment such as snow chains or summer shading tarps.

Thanks to their flexibility, containers can be easily adapted to the specific needs of the depot, for example by installing shelving systems, ventilation openings, or lighting.

How much fits into a 40-foot High Cube container?

High Cube containers have dimensions of approximately 12.2 x 2.44 x 2.89 meters, providing a volume of around 76 m³. This is enough space to store hundreds of items of various sizes. For example:

• Up to 200 standard bus tires.
• Approx. 50 large drums with operating fluids.
• Complete sets of tools and equipment for several maintenance teams.
• Pallets with spare parts or bundles of materials.

Thanks to the high ceiling, the space can also be used efficiently vertically, allowing multi-layer storage.

For whom and where are containers suitable?

Shipping containers are ideal for bus operators who face a lack of storage space or need a flexible solution. They are suitable for both large city depots and smaller regional facilities. Thanks to their mobility, containers can also serve as temporary storage during reconstruction of existing halls or during expansion of operations.

Containers can be easily placed in parking lots, open areas, or near workshops, ensuring easy access for workers. In addition, containers can be relocated according to current needs, making them a very flexible solution.

Other possible uses of containers in bus depots

In addition to storage, containers in depots can also serve other purposes:

• Temporary offices: Modified containers can serve as offices for administrative staff or technicians.
• Changing rooms and break rooms: With minor modifications, containers can be used as facilities for employees.
• Maintenance areas: Equipping the container with workbenches and tools makes it possible to create a mobile workshop.
• Document archive: Thanks to their security, containers are also suitable for long-term storage of paper documentation.
• Seasonal storage: In winter, containers can be used to store gritting material, in summer to store less frequently used equipment.

Ideas for further use

If your bus depot is looking for additional ways to use containers, possible inspiration includes:

• Mobile training center: A container can be converted into a space for training drivers or technicians.
• Waste sorting storage: Containers can be used for environmentally friendly waste handling, for example for storing decommissioned parts or recyclable materials.
• Sales kiosk: If the depot is located in a busy area, the container can be converted into a sales stand for refreshments or spare parts.

Using shipping containers in bus depots brings many benefits, from efficient storage to various customization options for specific needs. Thanks to their robustness, flexibility, and capacity, they are an ideal solution for bus operators. Whether you need to store spare parts, operating materials, or are looking for a space for a mobile office, containers are a reliable and universal choice. Consider integrating them into your depot and make the most of their potential.