Frequently Questions
Our Head Quarters office is in Vancouver, Canada and Ours units at stored at different private depots across Canada. Here is more information about the cities where we operate.
• Vancouver
• Toronto
• Montreal
• Edmonton
• Calgary
• Halifax
• Regina
• Winnipeg
• Saskatoon
Please ask to our costumer representative for the information on the yard of your city.
Delivery extra cost via third-party services. We found out that buyers get a better deal when they pay for trucking separately.
Ask for our directory of trucking collaborators here
This is the Directory
Vancouver
• Tilt Services: Double-time Transport Inc. Drew: +1 604 366 6396
• Crane Services: Bear Crane:
• Flat Deck: Pro Haulers Transports Inc: + 1 250 899 774. Oliver
• Hubert Brauckmann : 250-619-9100 moves cans to the Island.
Edmonton
• Rob Trucking: Rob Kirkman: + 1 778 686 6212
• Tilt Services: Jhon Heath: +1 780231 5321
Calgary
• Tilt Services: Jhon Heath: +1 780231 5321
Halifax
• Atlantic Tiltload Limited. Address: 15 Notting Ct, Dartmouth, NS B3B 1N2, Canada. Phone: +1 902-468-9438
Regina
•Slider Transport: Scott + 1 306 5402511
Winnipeg
• Lanza Towing Towing: 204 5881372
Yes, we can haul it, free of charge to your trailer or your choice of transportation.
Yes, you can inspect the Sea Can at the moment of pickup, and you have the right to refuse for structural malfunction or specification incongruence.
The container must be pay before leaving the yard and after inspection to make it safe on both ends. We only accept Electronic Transfer of Funds or E transfer.
Yes, discount applies when you buy more than 2 units
In most cases, a cargo-worthy container is no different (condition-wise) than a WWT (wind & watertight) container. However, it’s been inspected by a maritime surveyor and can be used to ship goods/products overseas.
A: Standard containers are 8 feet, 6 inches high on the outside, with a corresponding interior dimension of 7 feet, 10 inches. A high cube container is one foot taller, so it has an exterior height of 9 feet, 6 inches, and an interior dimension of 8 feet, 10 inches.
A: The 20ft high cube container has an exterior height of 9’6”, which is 1 foot taller than the standard height of shipping containers. They are designed to accommodate those needing to store or transport larger oversized items that don’t fit inside standard-height containers.
A: 40ft Standard Container vs 40ft High Cube Container …
8,775 lbs.
The 40ft High Cube container weighs 8,775 lbs. The 40ft Standard container weighs 8,000 lbs.