Single-Use 20' High-Cubes in Ottawa

These rare, hard-to-find 20-foot high cube containers are now available for delivery from Stlbx right here in Ottawa. We deliver all over Ontario and can provide next day service to nearby areas like Kanata, Nepean, Stittsville and Orleans. Perfect for shipping, storage, or construction, 20' HC containers offer an extra foot of ceiling height and are the optimal size for construction. These units are very rare and will sell fast so order yours today to secure and have it delivered within as little as 2 business days!

20' High Cube Product Details:

• Type: New 20' High Cube Shipping Container
• Location: Ottawa, Ontario
• Local Delivery Areas: Kanata, Nepean, Orleans, Stittsville ($225-$350)
• Local Cottage Country Delivery Areas: Constance Bay, Smiths Falls, Britannia, Arnprior,  Dunrobin Shores, Kawartha Lakes, Rideau Lakes, Haliburton, Mount Pakenham, Calabogie, Mont Saint-Marie, Edelweiss ($350-$600)
• Exterior Dimensions: 20' x 8' x 9'6" (6.06m x 2.44m x 2.90m)
• Interior Dimensions: 19'4" x 7'8" x 8'10" (5.89m x 2.35m x 2.69m)
• Finished Interior Dimensions: 16' x 7' x 8'2" 
• Material: Corten Steel
• Color: Light beige/Ivory (RAL1015)
• Features: Built-in high-security lock box, forklift pockets, and extra vents for better airflow and reduced condensation + 1 foot added ceiling height.

Why choose a high-cube over a standard height container?

The extra foot of ceiling height 20' high cubes perfect for building offices, cottages, or any dwelling with occupancy. Whether you're planning a tiny home, workspace, or something unique, the added space gives you the flexibility to bring your vision to life. Order your new 20' high-cube container from Stlbx today!

What is a "New" shipping container? 

As all containers are manufactured in China then filled with goods and shipped to North America, the newest container you will find here in Canada is technically a single-use shipping container. They are called "New" by local industry professionals because they are essentially new however one can and should assume there will be some wear and tear including minor bumps, dents and scratches that are a result of shipping the container from China to Canada.