Interport Maintenance Co., Inc.

Hello, no we do not sell chassis and we do not sell or ship containers outside of the U.S.

Hi Martha, Thanks for checking out Interport. Unfortunately, we do not sell or store containers that are not owned by Interport.

Once you’ve ordered your container, Interport will issue you an invoice. Once your invoice is paid via check, money order, wire transfer, cash, or credit card, Interport will release your container to you or to the trucking company making your delivery.

New ISO containers are constructed of steel with plywood flooring.

Hi Socorro, unfortunately we do not ship to Puetro Rico.

Interport can add personnel doors, roll-up doors, or windows, and can paint your container. Other customization options are also available on our modifications webpage.

For a 20’ container: 60’ of straight running room; for a 40’ container: 110’ of straight running room.

Your container should be placed on firm, dry, level ground, i.e. pavement, gravel, or hard dirt.

Containers are delivered by truck, either tilt-bed or flatbed. A tilt-bed truck allows the container to be positioned on the ground at the delivery location. Delivery by flatbed truck generally costs less than by tilt-bed, but requires that you have the proper machinery to lift the container off the truck at your site. For container purchases, Interport can arrange delivery through one of its third-party trucking providers or you can engage the trucking company of your choice to pick your container up at Interport’s depot. For container rentals, Interport will arrange delivery through one of its third-party trucking providers.

Container uses include weathertight storage, portable office and restrooms, modular buildings, machinery & equipment storage, military command centers, hunting shelters, and much more.

IICL: As recommended by the International Institute of Container Lessors (IICL). Suitable for prolonged international marine use. Cargo-worthy: Not repaired or maintained in accordance with IICL guidelines. Suitable for short-term international marine use. Wind and watertight: A slightly lower standard than cargo-worthy. Possibly not suitable for international marine use. As is where is: Meets requirements for use as secure, static storage, and other secondary market applications. Requiring inspection and repair before further use as a container.

Interport sells both new and used containers. New containers come directly to Interport from the factory, having carried just one load of cargo. Used containers are available in a range of conditions. Interport categorizes into four grades.

International standard (ISO) sizes are 20’L x 8’W x 8’6”H, 40’L x 8’W x 8’6”H, and 40’L x 8’W x 9’6”H (“high-cube”). For additional sizes, dimensions, and technical specifications, view our containers for purchase on our website.