Single Use:
These are new containers that have had one load shipped in them. By allowing a shipper to use the container for a single load, our cost to position a new conta in er into North America is reduced significantly. These savings are reflected in the price to you.

Cargo Worthy:
This quality of container can be used in containerized export shipments. Cargo worthy containers must meet standards of structural strength and be wind and water tight. Containers meeting IICL 5 standards generally are of a better quality than containers showing as just cargo worthy.

Wind and Water Tight:
This conditional information indicates that the container is dry and suitable for storage. Regrettably, some sellers are using temporary repair methods in order to state that the container is "wind and water tight".

As is:
This condition should alert the buyer that there may be damage to the container that could be expensive to repair.

Warranty:
Used containers are normally sold without a warranty. The best protection for a buyer is to purchase containers from a reputable supplier. Atlantic Coast Containers is a quality supplier with a total commitment to customer service.