This container provides access from both ends. A 40ft High Cube Double Door Tunnel Container has doors on both ends and extra ceiling height. It acts like a covered hallway, allowing you to load and unload straight through.

What Makes It Special?

It has doors at both ends. Standard containers only have doors on one end. This container has a full set of doors on the front and the back. This lets you walk or move goods straight through.

It’s a High Cube. This means it is 1 foot taller than a standard 40ft container. The extra height is great for tall items, standing up, or storing more.

Together, these features create a pass-through space. It is perfect for many uses.

Quick Specs

• Outside Size: 40′ long, 8′ wide, 9’6″ high

• Inside Size: ~39’6″ long, ~7’8″ wide, ~8’10” high

• Door Openings: Two doors. Each is about 7’8″ wide and 8’5″ high.

• Use: Pass-through access with extra headroom.

Top Uses

• Workshops & Garages: Drive small equipment or carts straight through. The high ceiling fits tall vehicles.

• Retail & Pop-Up Shops: Use one door as an entrance and the other as an exit for customers.

• Event Storage: A quick-access tunnel for event gear, with easy in-and-out flow.

• Material Handling: Move long items like pipes or lumber straight through without turning.

Key Benefits

1. Excellent Airflow: With both doors open, you get a cool breeze. This reduces heat and fumes.

2. Easy Access: No need to back items out. Move them straight through the container.

3. More Light: Open doors at both ends lets in much more daylight.

4. Flexible Layout: You can set up workstations, shelves, or racks in the middle, with access from either side.

Things to Know Before Buying

• Security: You have two doors to lock instead of one. Make sure both door locks are strong.

• Weather: With two doors, there are twice the number of seals to check. Make sure they are in good shape to keep water out.

• Placement: You need clear space at both ends of the container for the doors to open fully.

• Price: It costs more than a standard single-door container due to the extra door frame.

Inspection Checklist

1. Open and close both doors. They should move easily and latch tightly.

2. Check the seals on both doors. Look for cracks, tears, or gaps.

3. Look at the floor. It should be flat and strong from end to end.

4. Make sure the frame is straight. A bent frame can make the doors hard to close.

Should You Buy It?

Yes, this is a great choice if you:

• Need to move items straight through without turning around.

• Want better airflow and light in a workspace.

• Use it as a workshop, garage, or retail space.

Stick with a single-door container if you:

• Only need access from one side.

• Want the most secure, weather-tight option.

• Are on a tighter budget.