20ft Double Door Storage Container

We don’t transport loaded containers. Any container moved by our trucks has to be empty. If you need to relocate a loaded container, you’ll need to empty it before we pick it up — or arrange separate specialty transport.

Structurally, yes — shipping containers are built to stack nine high when fully loaded. On a rental unit, stacking requires written approval from Eagle Leasing and proper stacking equipment, since moving and securing containers vertically is a specialized operation. If stacking is part of your plan, talk to your sales rep.

Built to ISO shipping standards using 14-gauge corten steel panels, welded steel framing, marine-grade plywood floors, and heavy-duty cam-locking cargo doors with rubber gaskets. Corten is a weathering steel that resists rust. Every unit is inspected before delivery to make sure it’s wind and watertight.

Eagle Locks are built mainly for storage containers and for swing (barn door) trailers. For overhead roll-up doors on trailers, a different style of lock (typically a puck-style hockey lock) is the right call. Ask your sales rep and we’ll match the right lock to the door type.

Yes. We stock 20 foot open side containers with full-length side doors and standard end doors. A popular pick for contractors, event companies, and retail pop-ups that need easy side access to stored materials or merchandise.

Some do, some don’t. Our office trailer combo configurations come with built-in restrooms, and we can match you to a unit with the setup you need. Office containers typically don’t include bathrooms in the base configuration but can be modified to add one. Confirm at quote time.

Open side containers have a series of hinged cargo doors running the length of one side. The doors swing outward on hinges, usually in several panels, so you can open the whole side or just part of it. Each panel has its own locking rod and secures with a standard container lock.