Construction sites
Keep power tools, fittings, fasteners, and smaller equipment secured near the work area without using the footprint of a full-size container.
Delivered quote
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Final pricing depends on branch inventory, container colour, delivery distance, site access, placement direction, and selected upgrades. We confirm the delivered price before you commit.
- Exterior
- 6 ft 6 in L × 6 ft 6 in W × 6 ft 3 in H
- Interior
- 5 ft 11 in L × 6 ft 1 in W × 5 ft 8 in H
- Door opening
- 6 ft W × 5 ft 6 in H
- Tare weight
- Approx 992 lb (450 kg)
- storage volume
- Approx 204 cu. ft.
What helps us quote accurately
- Delivery location and nearest Container Guy branch
- Preferred placement direction and door orientation
- Gate width, overhead clearance, surface conditions, and site access
- What will be stored inside the container
- Required security, shelving, ventilation, or electrical upgrades
- Whether suitable blocks or pads are ready
- Required delivery timeline
Storage fit
Compact storage for space-restricted locations
Residential storage
A convenient solution for storing seasonal equipment, garden tools, renovation materials, and household items where yard space is limited.
Farms and acreages
Store parts, fencing supplies, tools, feed equipment, and other smaller items in a secure and organized location.
Commercial storage
Create additional storage for records, supplies, maintenance equipment, event materials, and overflow inventory.
What to expect
Maximum storage in a minimal footprint
Choose the 6 ft 6 in mini container when secure storage is required but the site cannot accommodate a standard 10 ft or 20 ft container. Its compact dimensions make it easier to position in narrow yards, confined jobsites, parking areas, and other restricted spaces.
Compact footprint
The smaller size allows the container to fit in locations where conventional shipping containers may be impractical.
Weather-resistant construction
The corrugated steel shell, sealed cargo doors, and durable flooring help protect stored contents from normal outdoor weather conditions.
Secure cargo doors
Double cargo doors with locking bars provide convenient access and dependable security. A lock box may be available as an additional security upgrade.
Easier handling
Forklift pockets allow the empty container to be lifted and repositioned using suitable material-handling equipment.
6 ft 6 in Mini or 20ft Standard
Why choose a 6 ft 6 in mini container?
Decision
6 ft 6 in mini container
20 ft standard container
Site footprint
Very compact
Full-size footprint
Storage capacity
Approximately 204 cu. ft.
Approximately 1,170 cu. ft.
Best application
Tools and smaller equipment
Bulk materials and larger inventory
Restricted-site access
Better suited
Requires more delivery and placement space
Relocation
Easier due to lower tare weight
Requires heavier equipment
Modification potential
Limited by interior space
Suitable for larger conversions
Typical customer
Residential, trades and small sites
Commercial, agricultural and industrial
Delivery reality
Plan the placement before the truck rolls.
Delivery works best when the placement plan is clear before dispatch. Confirm the delivery address, preferred door direction, surface, overhead clearance, turning room, and access limits before the truck arrives.
Truck clearanceIdentify which way the cargo doors should face before delivery so the unit can be positioned correctly.
Ground conditionsPlace the container on firm, level support. Gravel, concrete, pressure-treated timbers, or suitable container pads can help keep the unit stable and allow the doors to operate correctly
Access pathConfirm gate widths, tight turns, slopes, soft ground, snow, mud, fences, trees, overhead wires, and building overhangs.
Useful add-ons
Make the container work harder
Lock box and security
Protect the padlock area and make the container harder to tamper with.
Ask about securityVents and condensation control
Improve air movement for storage situations where moisture management matters.
Plan ventilationShelving and racking
Turn floor storage into organized, accessible inventory or tool storage.
Build a layoutAccess planning
Confirm how the special door layout affects placement, loading direction, security, and the way stored items will move.
Discuss accessElectrical package
Add lighting, receptacles, and other electrical components when the container will be accessed regularly.
Buyer questions
Common questions before you buy
A 6 ft or 6 ft 6 in mini container is generally a specialty compact container. Its dimensions, weight rating, lifting points, and certification may differ by manufacturer. Confirm the individual unit if certified transportation or structural loading is required.
The steel shell, cargo doors, and door seals are designed to provide weather-resistant storage. The condition of the doors, seals, roof, and walls should be confirmed before purchase.
It is suitable for tools, parts, fittings, maintenance supplies, seasonal equipment, records, dry materials, and smaller commercial inventory. It is not climate-controlled unless specifically modified.
A full permanent foundation is not normally required for basic storage. However, the container should be placed on firm, level supports to maintain stability and proper door alignment.
Yes. Its relatively low tare weight makes it easier to relocate than a full-size container. Appropriate lifting equipment and designated lifting or forklift points must still be used.
Stacking capacity varies considerably by design. Do not advertise or permit stacking unless the manufacturer’s documentation or data plate specifically confirms the permitted stacking configuration and load.
Yes. Common additions include vents, shelving, lighting, electrical receptacles, lock boxes, and custom paint. The available interior space should be considered before selecting modifications.