
Yard space for 10ft, 20ft and 40ft shipping containers across Australia.
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Space for Every Container
Shipping containers are the backbone of logistics, but between trips they need somewhere solid to sit. A 20-foot container fully loaded can weigh up to 24 tonnes, and not every piece of land is suitable. We connect container owners with verified yards that have compacted hardstand or concrete, adequate delivery access and the right gate dimensions to handle containers of every standard size.
Whether you are a logistics company parking a stack of 40-footers between port runs or a homeowner using a single 10ft container for a renovation, the search process is the same. Browse real yard photos, compare pricing and check delivery access before you book. No calls to depots, no guessing whether the gate is wide enough.
Container storage in Australia covers a broad range of use cases. Building companies use containers as on-site storage that needs somewhere secure between projects. Importers hold stock in containers while distribution is arranged. Homeowners moving between properties use containers as a short-term alternative to self-storage. All hosts on this platform are identity-verified and listings include the surface type, gate dimensions and access hours.
We match container owners with yards that have the right surface, space and access.
10ft, 20ft and 40ft containers. High-cube too. Find yards that can handle single containers or a full stack.
Yards with access for tilt-tray trucks, cranes and side-loaders to deliver and collect your container.
Locked gates, CCTV and fencing. Keep your container and its contents safe.
Daily, weekly and monthly rates with no hidden fees. Compare yards and pick the best value.
Metro depots, regional yards and rural properties. Wherever your container needs to be, there’s a spot.
Storing while you renovate, or long-term for your business? Flexible bookings for every need.
We handle every standard shipping container size.
Compact and easy to place. Great for personal storage or small business inventory. Fits in most yards and driveways.
The most common size. About 6 metres long. Most yards can accommodate one or more 20ft containers on hardstand.
Full-size containers need around 12 metres of length plus delivery truck access. Confirm with the host that their yard can handle it.
Browse open yards on the map — tap any pin for pricing and details.
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From a single 10-footer to a row of 40s. Find a secure yard with the hardstand your containers need.
Containers are heavy, especially loaded ones. Make sure the yard has compacted gravel, concrete or solid hardstand to prevent sinking.
A tilt-tray truck or crane needs room to manoeuvre. Ask the host about gate width, overhead clearance and turning space before delivery.
Shipping containers can get hot and humid. If you’re storing goods that are sensitive to moisture, consider a vented container or using moisture absorbers.
Use a quality lock box and heavy-duty padlock on your container doors. Standard padlocks can be cut in seconds.
Rates depend on container size, location and how long you need the spot. A single 20ft container in a regional yard typically costs $30 to $60 per week. Metro and port-adjacent yards run higher. A 40-footer in a busy metro area might be $80 to $120 per week. Browse listings to compare current pricing in your area.
Some yards allow stacking, but it depends on the host and their equipment. Ask before booking if you plan to stack.
You arrange your own delivery via tilt-tray truck, crane or side-loader. Make sure the yard has adequate access for the delivery vehicle.
Yes. Check the yard’s access hours. Many yards offer 24/7 access so you can get to your container when you need to.
You’re responsible for insuring your container and its contents. Check your existing policy or arrange storage-specific cover.
Some yards allow it, depending on the host and local council rules. If you plan to use the container as a site office with power, ventilation or personnel access, tell the host upfront. Standard storage yards may not permit ongoing human occupancy.
In most cases you arrange your own delivery via a tilt-tray truck, crane or side-loader. The yard provides the space. Confirm with the host that their access gate and driveway can handle your delivery vehicle before you book.
Turn your empty yard, hardstand or shed into income. List your space on StorageFinder and connect with container storage owners looking for a secure spot.