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Extra headroom
10ft High Cube Conex Box for Sale
A 10ft high cube conex box adds a foot of height to the compact 10ft footprint, standing 9′ 6″ tall instead of 8′ 6″. The extra headroom helps with tall shelving, upright equipment and small conversions that need room for insulation and lights.
Condition
How you’d like it
- External (L × W × H)
- 10′ × 8′ × 9′ 6″
- Capacity
- ≈ 630 cu ft
- Tare weight
- ≈ 3,100 lb
Price depends on condition, grade and delivery distance. See what goes into a quote, or request one for a delivered price to your ZIP code.
Pricing, availability, and delivery are confirmed when you request a quote.
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Price
Upfront, competitive prices
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Accessories
Free shipping accessories
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Delivery
Delivery in 5 to 10 days
About the 10ft high cube conex box
A high cube container is built like a standard unit but stands a foot taller, at 9′ 6″ instead of 8′ 6″. That extra headroom adds roughly 12% more interior volume without taking up any more ground space.
The added height makes it the favorite for conversions such as offices, workshops, and container homes, because there’s room for insulation, lighting, and ceiling finishes while still leaving comfortable standing room.
Why 10ft?
Compact enough for a driveway or a corner of a lot, yet roomy enough for real storage, a small office, or a pop-up shop.
What fits
About a one-bedroom apartment’s worth of storage, or a contractor’s tools and materials.
Who buys a 10ft high cube conex box?
Best for: compact workshops and offices where you want to stand comfortably after insulating the ceiling; tall items such as ladders, racking or equipment that won’t fit under a standard 7′ 10″ ceiling; and small studios.
10ft high cubes are less common than standard 10ft units, so ask about availability and lead time with your quote. If headroom matters most and your site allows it, the 20ft high cube is far easier to find.
Key features
- Extra foot of height (9′ 6″ external)
- Roughly 12% more cubic capacity than a standard unit
- Double cargo doors with lockable cam bars
- Corten steel construction
- Hardwood or marine-plywood floor
Popular uses
- Tall equipment, racking, and machinery
- Offices, workshops, and studios
- Container homes and cabins
- Bulky or stacked storage
- Retail and pop-up spaces
Choose what suits your budget
Available conditions
Ask for current photos and grade details of any unit before you decide.
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Available
New
Also called one-trip. Typically shipped once from the factory, so expect clean paint, tight door seals, and little or no wear.
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Available
Customized
- Customized
- Get Quote
Starts from a new or used unit and is modified to your plan, such as doors, windows, shelving, insulation, or electrical.
About custom builds
Good to know
Questions about this container
What fits in a 10ft container?
About a one-bedroom apartment’s worth of storage, or a contractor’s tools and materials. Exact capacity depends on how the space is packed.
How tall is a 10ft high cube inside?
About 8′ 10″, compared with about 7′ 10″ in a standard 10ft unit. Figures vary by manufacturer, so ask for the spec plate details of the unit you’re quoted.
Are 10ft high cubes easy to find?
Less so than standard 10ft units. We’ll confirm availability and timing with your quote.
Can I rent this container instead of buying it?
Yes. Choose Buy, Rent or Rent to own above and request a quote, and we’ll confirm what’s available for this unit in your area. See how conex rental and rent-to-own work.
Does the quote include delivery?
Delivery depends on your location, site access and the container selected. Share your ZIP or postal code when you request a quote so those details can be checked.







