Shipping container prices in Estonia: new and used

Shipping container prices in Estonia depend on size, condition and delivery. We offer new and used containers for storage and freight. Compare the options below, check our catalogue for a suitable unit, and send us its details with your delivery address for a quote.

Shipping container prices: new and used side by side

Compare the same size and type, and request an itemised delivered quote before choosing a container.

Indicative starting prices across Conway’s Baltic range, 20 October 2026.

Prices exclude VAT and delivery. Containers in our Baltic range can be held at different terminals, so confirm the selected unit’s price and collection point before ordering. Browse our current catalogue for available options.

Condition, specification and location all affect used shipping container prices. A used 40ft High Cube can therefore cost less than a particular 20ft standard unit. Compare the actual containers and the cost of getting each one to your site. For a different size or door arrangement, send us your requirements.

Choose the condition for the job

Check the actual container and its documents; appearance alone does not establish suitability for storage or shipping.

New containers are often described as one-trip units. They may suit a buyer who values a more uniform appearance, but the description and images of the offered unit still matter. Compare our new containers if that is your priority.

Used shipping containers vary in wear and repairs. Cargo worthy, or CW, describes suitability for freight use. Wind and water tight, or WWT, describes protection against wind and water; that label alone is not confirmation that a unit is ready for an international shipment. Tell us whether you need storage or freight use, then ask for the relevant inspection and documentation for that unit.

IICL refers to container inspection and repair criteria. Seller labels such as A, B and C can describe different things across suppliers. Ask whether a grade concerns cosmetic appearance, technical condition or both. The condition-grade guide explains the distinctions. Avoid paying for a label without understanding what was checked.

For storage, inspect the door seals, floor, roof and visible repairs. Ask for current interior and exterior images. Agree how to inspect the offered unit if an in-person viewing is needed. A catalogue example cannot establish the condition of every container listed under the same category.

Check availability in the live catalogue

Shortlist containers from the current stock list, then confirm the selected unit, collection point and availability with us.

Our Estonian catalogue includes containers at the Maardu terminal near Tallinn. Confirm the collection arrangements for your selected unit.

Open the current container catalogue and check size, type, condition and location. Distinguish a unit already in stock from one expected to arrive. Send us the listing or specification you want so we can confirm availability. If a picture is labelled as an example, request images of the actual unit.

If the required specification is absent, contact us with the features that are essential and any alternatives you can accept. Shipping container prices vary with the specification and condition; another collection point can also change the transport cost. Confirm those differences before comparing the headline prices.

Match the size to the contents and site

Measure the items, door opening and vehicle access before selecting the cheapest or largest container.

A 20ft container is approximately 6.06 metres long externally; a 40ft container is approximately 12.19 metres long. High Cube is taller than the standard type. Check the size guide and the specification of the selected unit for the exact dimensions.

List the largest items and check that they fit through the door opening. Allow for shelving and for access to items stored at the back. The internal volume on a specification sheet does not show how much space your layout leaves usable.

A longer container also needs a suitable position and access for the delivery vehicle. Check gates, turns, the ground surface and the unloading area. Send photographs of the site when requesting transport. The 20ft versus 40ft comparison helps assess the trade-off without treating the two sizes as interchangeable.

Ask separately about 10ft, 45ft or specialist units. If you plan insulation, windows or other alterations, explain the intended use before buying. The shell price does not automatically include the work required to make an office or another finished space.

Ask for shipping container delivery to your address

Confirm transport and placement as part of the offer; the route, container and site access affect the final arrangement.

Our container delivery service costs €150 + VAT within Tallinn. Elsewhere in Estonia, the rate is €1.55/km + VAT for the round trip from Maardu to your site and back. Use the delivery calculator or send us your address to confirm the price for your container and the equipment needed.

Provide the full delivery address, container size and preferred door orientation. Explain any narrow gates, soft ground, trees or overhead wires. Agree what preparation is needed and what unloading includes before confirming a date. If comparing stock from different terminals, request delivery to the same address so the totals can be compared fairly.

Send a request that can become a clear offer

Tell us the intended use, size, acceptable condition, quantity and destination so we can quote for the container and transport together.

For example, describe a used 20ft container for tools, the need for weather protection and working doors, and the delivery address. For freight use, say that explicitly and ask which documentation is included. This is more useful than requesting the cheapest container without a specification.

Compare shipping container prices using the actual unit, VAT treatment and transport cost. Before payment, confirm the collection or delivery arrangements and timing for that order. Agree a delivery date with us once the selected unit and transport are confirmed. If the requirement is temporary, compare container rental over the intended period with the purchase and transport total.

Questions before you buy

The stock list helps you shortlist; a unit-specific offer establishes what is available, what it costs and how it reaches your site.

How much does a 20ft container cost?

Indicative Baltic starting prices are €1,800 + VAT used and €2,450 + VAT new for the standard type. Ask for the price and location of the specific unit, with delivery quoted separately.

Is there a fixed price for a 40ft container?

The indicative used 40ft High Cube price starts at €1,500 + VAT. New High Cube and other specifications require their own offer. That figure does not price every 40ft container.

Can I see the container before buying?

Request current images and contact us to arrange a viewing if required. A stock illustration cannot replace inspection of the particular unit.

When can I receive it?

Confirm availability and then agree the unit, payment arrangements and transport. The delivery date must be confirmed for the order.

Request the container and delivery price with the size, condition, quantity and address.

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