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40ft Flat Rack Conex Box for Sale
A 40ft flat rack conex box is a long, heavy-duty steel deck with end walls and no sides or roof, rated for very heavy loads. It carries long machinery, vehicles, boats, pipe and steel that can’t fit inside an enclosed container.
Condition
How you’d like it
- External (L × W × H)
- 40′ × 8′ × 8′ 6″
- Deck (L × W)
- 38′ 6″ × 7′ 3″
- Tare weight
- ≈ 11,000 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 40ft flat rack conex box
A flat rack container is a heavy steel base with end walls and no sides or roof. Cargo is loaded from the top or the sides and lashed down, which makes it ideal for loads too wide, tall, or heavy for an enclosed box.
Many flat racks have collapsible end walls that fold down for transport or stacking when empty. Strong lashing points along the deck secure machinery, vehicles, and building materials.
Why 40ft?
Twice the floor space of a 20ft unit for well under twice the price, making it the go-to choice for large inventories and conversions.
What fits
About the contents of a three- to four-bedroom home, or roughly 20 to 24 standard pallets.
Who buys a 40ft flat rack conex box?
Best for: long machinery and vehicles; boats; steel beams, pipe and timber; and oversized project cargo that has to be loaded from the top or sides.
Collapsible end walls fold down so empty flat racks can be stacked and moved more cheaply. Heavy or oversized loads may need a specialist to plan the lashing and any road permits. For shorter loads, see the 20ft flat rack.
Key features
- Reinforced steel base and frame
- End walls, fixed or collapsible
- No sides or roof, for top and side loading
- Heavy-duty lashing points along the deck
- Rated for very heavy loads
Popular uses
- Heavy machinery and vehicles
- Boats and oversized equipment
- Steel, pipes, and timber
- Construction and industrial materials
- Project cargo that won’t fit in a box
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
Used
Has been in service. Expect dents, surface rust, and faded or mismatched paint; graded cargo-worthy or wind and watertight.
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Available
Customized
- Customized
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Starts from a new or used unit and is modified to your plan, such as doors, windows, shelving, insulation, or electrical.
About custom builds
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Questions about this container
What fits in a 40ft container?
About the contents of a three- to four-bedroom home, or roughly 20 to 24 standard pallets. Exact capacity depends on how the space is packed.
How much can a 40ft flat rack carry?
Typically up to roughly 87,000 lb on the deck, though road weight limits usually restrict what you can move by truck. Check the unit’s data plate for its exact rating.
Do flat racks have collapsible ends?
Many do. Collapsible end walls fold down for transport or stacking when empty; fixed-end units are sturdier but take up more room.
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.








