40ft High Cube Multi-Store Container – New, 7 Bays
$9,950
SKU: CCH-10076
Available to order — we confirm availability and your delivery window before dispatch
A new 40ft high cube multi-store container configured as a seven-bay self-storage unit, with individually lockable doors and durable Corten steel construction.
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The 40ft High Cube Multi-Store Container is a sturdy, spacious self-storage solution built for high-density storage demands. Its seven-bay configuration gives individual access points for flexible organization, and its durable Corten steel construction creates a secure, weather-resistant environment for a wide range of assets. The high cube design adds vertical space, suiting it to many commercial and industrial storage applications.
Key Features
- Seven-Bay Configuration: Seven individual lockable doors give separate access to distinct storage compartments within one container footprint.
- High Cube Design: Roughly one foot of extra height over a standard shipping container, maximizing storage capacity.
- Durable Construction: Weather-resistant Corten steel for structural integrity and long-term durability.
- Secure Entry: Each of the seven bays is built for secure locking, with door seals helping keep dust and moisture out.
- Ventilation: Passive venting is built in to aid airflow and reduce condensation.
This container is engineered for businesses and organizations that need secure, compartmentalized storage. It works as a self-contained storage facility, removing the need for multiple separate units. Its build starts with a Corten steel frame and corrugated walls, valued for their high tensile strength and corrosion resistance.
The unit has a standard plywood floor for a durable, level surface. The seven-bay system runs along one side, each bay with its own lockable door, allowing goods to be kept separate. This makes it ideal as a mini-warehouse, parts storage for contractors, or secure equipment storage on a job site, and it is built to be stacked or moved as storage needs change.
Technical Specifications
- External Length: 40 ft (12.19 m)
- External Width: 8 ft (2.44 m)
- External Height (High Cube): 9.5 ft (2.89 m)
- Internal Configuration: 7 Individual Storage Bays
- Material: Corten Steel
- Flooring: Standard Plywood
- Door Type: Individual Lockable Doors per Bay
- Condition: New
This multi-bay container is designed for applications needing secure, segregated storage in one location, commonly used for:
- Self-Storage Facilities: Adding capacity without increasing footprint.
- Construction Sites: Storing tools and materials for different crews separately.
- Industrial Sites: Storing waste, parts, or inventory by category.
- Retail Back-of-House: Seasonal stock or supply segregation.
- Agricultural Storage: Secure storage for feed, tools, or equipment.
Seven Lockable Bays in One 40ft High Cube Footprint
Running a small self-storage operation used to mean pouring slabs and putting up a building. A 40ft high cube multi-store container compresses that into a single delivery: seven individually lockable bays, each with its own door, sitting inside one container footprint. It is a storage facility you can site on gravel and start renting without constructing anything.
The high cube profile is doing quiet work here. Each bay gets close to an extra foot of headroom compared with a standard container, which is what turns a shallow cupboard into a space a tenant can genuinely stack. Across seven bays, that vertical gain adds up to meaningful rentable volume on the same ground area.
Specifications at a Glance
- External dimensions: 40' x 8' x 9'6" high cube
- Configuration: seven separate bays, each with its own lockable door
- Shell capacity: approximately 2,700 cu ft before internal division
- Tare weight: around 8,750 lb for the base 40ft high cube shell
- Construction: Corten steel with corrugated walls and passive ventilation
- Access: ground level, no ramps, steps or lifts needed by tenants
- Transport: ISO corner castings retained for crane or tilt-bed relocation
- Delivery: flat $500 anywhere in the 50 states, tax-inclusive pricing
Who Buys a Multi-Bay Self Storage Container
Seven doors makes it a landlord's product as much as a storage product.
- Small self-storage operators testing a site before committing to a building
- Marinas, campgrounds and RV parks renting lockers to seasonal customers
- Apartment and mobile home park owners adding tenant storage as an amenity
- Sports clubs and community facilities allocating a bay per team or group
- Contractors and trade parks giving each crew a secured space
- Farms and equestrian yards separating storage between multiple users
Siting the Unit and Planning Access
Level ground is more important here than on a single-door container, because seven doors all need to close cleanly and any twist in the frame will show up on at least one of them. Set the unit on blocking, ties or a compacted pad with a slight fall away from the door face so water does not sit at the thresholds. Leave enough hardstanding in front for a customer to pull a vehicle up and load, and think about lighting and camera coverage if the bays are rented to third parties.
For an alternative division layout, compare the 40ft multistore container, and if your tenants need a steadier interior, the insulated and ply-lined 40ft self storage rooms are worth a look. Related listings are in the 40ft container range and storage container listings, and our container buying guide covers sizing and condition grades.
Frequently Asked Questions
How big is each individual bay?
Dividing a 40ft high cube into seven bays gives each tenant a compartment a little under six feet of container length, at full width and full high cube height. That suits household overflow, tools, seasonal gear and small equipment rather than furniture for an entire house. Ask us for the exact internal division measurements before you advertise the bays.
Do tenants supply their own locks?
That is the usual arrangement, and it is generally the cleanest one for liability, since the operator never holds keys to a tenant's goods. Each bay door is built to accept a padlock. Many operators specify a lock type so every bay looks consistent and so they can advise tenants on a suitable security rating.
Can the container be moved once bays are rented?
Physically yes, since the ISO castings and steel frame are unchanged and the unit lifts and hauls like any 40ft container. Practically, it needs to be emptied first, which means giving tenants notice. Most operators treat placement as semi-permanent for that reason and choose the site with a long horizon in mind.
| SKU | CCH-10076 |
| Condition | New |
| External dimensions | 40' × 8' × 9'6" (L × W × H) |
| Door opening | 7'8" × 8'6" (W × H) |
| Internal dimensions | 39'5" × 7'8" × 8'10" (L × W × H) |
| Internal capacity | approx. 2,700 cu ft |
| Tare weight | approx. 8,750 lb |
| Delivery clearance needed | Approx. 80 ft of straight approach and ~15 ft overhead for tilt-bed delivery |
| Categories | 40ft Containers, Storage Containers for Sale |
| Availability | Available to order — nationwide delivery |
We deliver to all 50 states for a flat $500 per order — the same price regardless of container size, quantity, or distance. That fee is added in your cart and at checkout, and there is no distance or size surcharge. A tilt-bed truck slides the container to ground level and places it as close as safely possible to where you want it.
Need help preparing your site or choosing the right delivery method? Call us at (440) 379-3940 or request a quote.
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