Container Availability by Type and City

Published supply by container type

Inventory publication date: Oct 19, 2026. 515 published listings across 15 container types. Listings include expected arrivals and are not confirmed ready-to-collect stock.

Choose a type to review its city listings. Keep each exact type code when requesting a quote; door arrangements are not interchangeable.

• 20DD
• 20DUOCON
• 20FOS
• 20GP
• 20GPDD
• 20HC
• 20HCOS2SIDEDOORS
• 20OS2Doors
• 40GP
• 40HC
• 40HCDD
• 40HCFOS
• 40HCOS
• 40HCOS-4D
• 45HC

Check current prices, currency, depot details and subsequent changes in the full published inventory. Availability and release terms require written confirmation. Neither a Pickup label nor an elapsed ETA is release authorization.

Download and share published inventory

Use one current inventory source when comparing offers or sharing a requirement with your team. Downloads include the source publication date, exact box code, location, quantity, specification, published selling price and original timing information.

The downloads and RSS feed refresh from Oceanbox's public inventory when opened. Add the RSS URL to a feed reader to follow the current published edition. The feed groups exact type codes and keeps the original selling-price and time notes; it is a current view, not a historical change log. A saved file is a dated snapshot; check the publication date and return to this page before ordering. Confirm currency, current availability and final supply terms with Oceanbox.

Compare the complete written offer

Use the container quote comparison calculator to separate per-unit selling prices and charges from whole-order transport and other charges. Enter confirmed amounts in the stated currency; unknown charges are not treated as free.

How to compare container options before requesting a quote

Compare the exact box code, loading access, condition and collection timing together. Two offers in the same city are not equivalent if their specifications or arrival arrangements differ.

20GP, 40GP, 40HC or 45HC: what should I compare?

Start with your cargo dimensions and loading plan. Request the offered unit's internal dimensions, door clearance, payload and external dimensions before choosing. A type code alone is not a batch-specific specification sheet.

Side-opening, double-door or Duocon: what access do I need?

Describe where cargo must enter and the clear opening it requires. Ask for the actual door layout, opening dimensions and photographs; keep the exact published code in the inquiry. For Duocon offers, also confirm the configuration and number of usable units included in the offer. For 40HCOS-4D, compare the two published batch reference specifications; actual supply governs.

How should I compare condition and equipment features?

Retain the complete published specification, including condition, color and feature codes. Ask for an explanation of any unfamiliar abbreviation and current condition photographs. Use the condition guide to prepare your checks; do not treat the type code as a condition guarantee.

Does a Pickup listing mean I can collect today?

No. Read the original ETA notes as well as the transaction method. Confirm the offered quantity, pickup depot, release reference and collection arrangements before dispatching a truck. The pickup guide explains the information to request.

Request a comparable offer: exact type code, city, quantity, cargo clearance requirements, acceptable condition and required collection date.

Confirm the equipment and collection date

The listed quantity is not a reservation or release authorization. A Pickup label can appear with a future or mixed ETA; keep the original timing notes and confirm the offered units before sending a truck.

Use the condition guide and collection guide. For four-side-door equipment, see the 40HCOS-4D reference specifications.

Request a quote with the exact type, city, quantity and required date.

Product guides and published supply distribution

Compare 20GP standard dry and 40HC high cube, check the door-layout comparison, or read the dated supply distribution report before preparing a specific request.