Conteneur maritime presque neuf 40 HC, 835 054-0
Take the opportunity to purchase a nearly new 40-foot High Cube shipping container in one-trip quality with IICL 6 certification. This spacious and robust container in the elegant RAL 5010 (gentian blue) shade is perfect for demanding storage, especially in the environment of vineyards and wineries. Thanks to ten ventilation openings and easy opening using four rods, it offers ideal conditions for storing both wine and equipment. The container is currently stored in a depot in Pezinok, Slovakia. Transport is not included in the price; independent collection from this depot is required.
Dimensions, load capacity, and volume of the 40-foot High Cube container
The High Cube designation means increased height – compared to a standard 40-foot container, it offers 30 cm more interior space. This makes a fundamental difference when storing barrels, pallets, or shelving. Standard dimensions of 40′ HC:
- External length: 12,192 mm
- External width: 2,438 mm
- External height: 2,896 mm
- Internal length: 12,032 mm
- Internal width: 2,352 mm
- Internal height: 2,698 mm
- Interior volume: approximately 76.3 m³
- Maximum gross weight: 30,480 kg
- Tare weight: approximately 3,900 kg
- Payload: approximately 26,580 kg
Thanks to these values, the container can comfortably hold 25 euro pallets (in one layer of 10 pieces + 5 in the second row depending on arrangement) or 21 standard pallets. The volume of 76 m³ provides ample space for storing hundreds of crates of bottles, barrels, technological equipment, and tools. Dimensions are approximate and may always vary slightly depending on the manufacturer.
IICL 6 container quality and RAL 5010 color
The container has completed only a single sea voyage. IICL 6 certification guarantees that the construction meets the strict standards of the Institute of International Container Lessors. In practice, this means: undamaged frame, fully functional doors with quality sealing, sturdy plywood flooring resistant to moisture, and minimal cosmetic defects. The container is dry, clean, and ready for immediate use.
The container color is listed as RAL 5010 – gentian blue. It is a rich, elegant dark blue shade that looks professional and at the same time blends pleasantly with the wine-growing landscape. The blue color reflects sunlight better than dark shades, which in summer helps maintain a slightly more stable interior temperature. The specific color finish is always available on request – we have multiple pieces in stock at the depot, all of the same size, type, and quality, but the shade may vary slightly. Your piece may therefore not be 100% identical to the photograph, but it will always match the described parameters.
Nearly new 40 HC shipping container as storage for vineyards
When looking for a practical yet affordable storage space directly in or around a vineyard, more and more winemakers are discovering the benefits of shipping containers. A nearly new 40-foot High Cube container (40 HC) offers not only plenty of space, but also security, durability, and the possibility of immediate use without lengthy building procedures. If you are currently wondering where to place barrels, crates, tools, or even the entire grape harvest, this type of container may be the right solution.
Advantages of storage in a container
Using a shipping container as storage in viticulture brings a number of advantages:
- Immediate usability – we deliver the container to the site and it is ready for filling immediately after placement.
- Weather resistance – the steel construction withstands rain, snow, wind, and strong sunlight.
- Security – massive doors with locking capability protect equipment and supplies from thieves.
- Mobility – if needed, the container can be moved to another location.
- No building permit required – in most cases, no permit is required; a suitable, hardened base is sufficient.
- Easy maintenance – occasional inspection, possibly a coat of paint, and the container will serve for many years.
- Possibility of additional modifications – insulation, ventilation, electricity, or shelving can be installed as needed.
What can be stored in the container
Thanks to its dimensions and load capacity, a 40 HC container accommodates a wide range of items that a winemaker needs daily:
- Wine in barrels – wooden barrique barrels, stainless steel tanks, and smaller KEG barrels.
- Bottles – cardboard boxes with finished wine, empty bottles ready for filling.
- Crates and boxes – for grape harvesting, transporting grapes from the vineyard for processing.
- Garden and viticultural equipment – small tractors, sprayers, mowers, mulchers.
- Tools and workshop – from hoes and knives to power tools and spare parts.
- Fertilizers and preparations – safely sealed against moisture and children.
- Packaging material – cardboard boxes, foils, labels, corks, and other supplies for dispatch.
- Outdoor furniture and equipment for events – tables, benches, sunshades, stalls, if tastings are held in the vineyard.
How much fits in a 40-foot High Cube container
The exact dimensions of a 40 HC container are approximately 12.03 m long, 2.35 m wide, and 2.70 m high, giving an interior volume of over 76 m³. The load capacity is around 28 tons, so even heavier loads are no problem.
For reference:
- Wine barrels – a standard barrique barrel with a volume of 225 liters has a diameter of approximately 70 cm and a height of 90 cm. When placed on shelving, up to 100 barrels can be placed in the container in two to three tiers.
- Bottled wine – a box with 12 bottles (Bordeaux type) takes up approximately 33 × 23 × 30 cm. With careful stacking and considering the load capacity, 1,500 to 2,000 boxes can comfortably fit in the container, i.e., tens of thousands of bottles.
- Euro pallets – a standard 40ft container can hold 2 pallets side by side and 10 in a row , totaling 20 pallets in one layer. Using the HC height, stacking is possible, doubling the capacity to 40 pallets.
- Equipment – a smaller tractor, mulcher, and several grape crates will fit together without problems if the space is reasonably arranged.
Who benefits from such storage
- Small family wineries that need to expand storage capacity without large investments in masonry construction.
- Medium-sized wine businesses that will appreciate mobile storage right next to the vineyard and the option of later relocation.
- Wine associations and cooperatives where it serves as a shared space for equipment, barrels, and packaging.
- Agritourism operations where the container functions not only as storage but also as a base for tasting events.
- Seasonal workers who need to safely store tools and personal belongings during the harvest.
Where to place the container
The container can be placed practically anywhere a truck with a hydraulic arm can reach. The ideal is:
- Hardened surface – a concrete foundation, a paneled surface, or compacted gravel.
- Level terrain – so the doors open easily and the container stands firmly.
- Close to the vineyard – for quick access to tools and harvested grapes.
- Near the winery – as an extension of cellar or dispatch capacity.
- At the edge of the property – so it does not interfere with cultivation but is still within reach.
Other uses of the container in vineyards
In addition to classic storage, a shipping container can also be converted into other practical spaces:
- Tasting room – after insulation, installing windows and doors, a stylish space for tastings is created right in the vineyard.
- Wine bar or stall – with a serving window and counter, ideal for festivals and markets.
- Mobile wine shop – equipped with shelving and lighting, ready for selling bottled wine.
- Office and facilities for workers – with a table, chairs, and a small kitchen.
- Toilets – after installation of sanitary technology and a waste tank.
- Facilities for grape processing – destemming, pressing, and the first phase of fermentation can be carried out in a modified container with hygienic design.
Options and ideas for creative use of the container
If you are looking for inspiration on what else to do with a container in the vineyard, here are a few ideas:
- Combined storage and facilities – one half for barrels, the other for seating and tastings.
- Seasonal accommodation – after insulation and equipping with beds, it can serve as simple overnight accommodation for guests.
- Outdoor bar with seating – just open the side wall (using ship doors or your own doors) and create a covered bar with a view of the vineyards.
- Garden tool shed and at the same time a sales point – sale of wine, jams, and other farm products.
- Storage for archival wines – with controlled temperature and humidity, the container can be modified into a small archive cellar.
A nearly new 40 HC shipping container is a universal, durable, and affordable solution for any winemaker who needs storage space directly in the vineyard. It offers plenty of room for barrels, bottles, equipment, and tools, and thanks to the possibility of further modifications, it can easily become a tasting room, a shop, or facilities for workers. Its placement is quick, without unnecessary administrative obstacles, and if you decide to expand or move the vineyard in the future, you can simply take the container with you. Take advantage of this flexible space and take your farming to the next level.
Container collection at Pezinok depot in Slovakia
The container is stored at the container terminal in Pezinok, Slovakia. Transport and unloading at the destination are not included in the price – the customer arranges transport themselves, ideally through a local carrier. After the deal is closed, we will send you all the documents for collecting the container from the depot.
We have multiple pieces in stock at the depot, so it may be a different piece than shown in the photograph, but always of the same quality, type, and size. Please check the container color in advance by request. For safety reasons, customers are not allowed to enter the depot for inspection.
A nearly new 40-foot High Cube container in IICL 6 quality is the ideal solution for any winemaker who needs to quickly and without complications obtain a safe, spacious, and durable storage facility. Its parameters easily cover the demands for storing bottles, barrels, equipment, and seasonal supplies. With the possibility of further modifications, it can be used not only as storage but also as a tasting area or sales stall. Take advantage of this offer and provide your winery with practical facilities that will last for many years.
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