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Grade Containers

Grade 10 containers are as good as they come. These are so new, you can almost see your reflection in the shine on the paint.

• Very little or no scuffs or dents
• No damage to the container

Grade 9 containers are the second best containers we supply. They may have minor visual problems, but are still essentially the same as a grade 10.

• Very little or no scuffs or dents
• Very minor visual problems such as touch up paint on the outside

Grade 8 containers are perfect for people who want a great looking container but don't want to pay top dollar. These containers come with a couple bumps here and there but are essentially the same as a grade 9 or 10

• Very minor scuffs or dents
• May have touch up paint or other very small visual problems

Grade 7 containers are the top of the range when it comes to older builds. These containers are good for people who just need a box to store furniture or transport goods, but don't care as much about shiny paint.

• Minor scuffs or dents
• Very minor surface rust
• Paint may be faded

Grade 6 containers are in relatively good condition. These are the lower end of our older builds, however are still a great option if you're looking for a container to store or transport goods.

• A couple of dents and scuffs here and there
• Paint will most likely be faded
• Minor surface rust
• Inside may have some wear and tear, but will still be in relatively good condition

These containers are the best you can get of our used containers. They have some problems, but are still a great option, especially for the budget conscious shopper.

• Some scuffs and dents
• Surface Rust
• Visible repairs
• Wind & water tight

Grade 4 containers are awesome for people shopping on a budget who still want to have their furniture and goods safe from the elements.

• Lots of scuffs and dents
• Wind and water tight
• Noticeable repairs

Grade 3 containers are in pretty bad shape. They have been used a lot before and you can tell. They are still a good option for garden sheds or transporting goods, as long as you don't care what they look like.

• Very scuffed and dented
• Obvious repairs
• Wind and water tight
• Surface rust

These containers are in very bad condition. Don't use these if you want to guarantee that your goods are safe from the elements.

• Very scuffed and dented
• Obvious repairs
• Barely wind and water tight
• Some areas may be rusted through

These containers are in very bad condition. They may or may not keep your goods safe from the elements. These are the worst of the worst, however that is also reflected in price, so they may be the perfect option, depending on your individual needs.

• Dents and scuffs
• Obvious repairs
• Not wind and water tight
• Some areas may be rusted through
• May have holes
• May have structural damage