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$4,599.00
20ft Pre-Assembled Shipping Container Home Specifications
Exterior Dimensions (in): 232.0″ (L) × 85.9″ (W) × 97.0″ (H)
Exterior Dimensions (ft): ~19.3 ft (L) × 7.2 ft (W) × 8.1 ft (H)
Weight: 5,599 lbs
Color: Matte Black
Material: High-grade metal (Alloy Steel frame + Corrugated Metal body)
Style: Pre-Assembled Portable Home
Water Resistance Level: Fully Waterproof
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Hannah Brooks (verified owner) –
“Ordered the 20ft Pre-Assembled Shipping Container Home online through Cargo Container Supply for our backyard rental unit. It arrived fully built and in excellent condition. The layout is smart and efficient with good storage and natural light. The build quality feels solid and it stays comfortable with minimal energy use. Only minor thing was we upgraded the flooring for extra durability, but the pre-assembled unit was already very well finished. Delivery was prompt and the customer service from Cargo Container Supply was professional and helpful.”
Dylan Whitaker (verified owner) –
“I purchased the 20ft Pre-Assembled Shipping Container Home from Cargo Container Supply and I’m blown away by how complete and livable it is. Everything was pre-done — kitchen, bathroom, sleeping area, electrical, and plumbing — so I only needed to set it on a foundation and connect utilities. The insulation works great and the finishes look modern and clean. It’s the perfect starter home or guest house. The team at Cargo Container Supply made the whole process simple and answered every question. Highly recommend for anyone wanting a turnkey tiny home.”
Noah Anderson (verified owner) –
I bought this container home as a backup residence after selling my apartment. Moved in exactly one month ago and I’m already in love with it. The matte black color makes it look way more expensive than it is, and every time a neighbor drives by they stop to ask about it. The pre-assembled aspect was the main selling point for me — I work full-time and simply don’t have the time or energy to build something from scratch. Delivery took a day, setup another half day, and I was sleeping in it that night. The dimensions are accurate; it’s about 19.3 feet long and 7.2 feet wide inside, which sounds small until you actually live in it. I have a twin bed, a desk, a small couch, and a portable kitchen setup, and there’s still room to walk around. The 5,599-pound weight made it possible to place it on my existing concrete pad without any special foundation work. Fully waterproof as advertised — we had a pretty nasty thunderstorm last week and not a drop got in. If you’re on the fence about tiny living, just do it. This container home made the leap feel effortless. Five stars.
Liam Brown (verified owner) –
Bought this container home as a remote work cabin and I’m generally impressed. The matte black color is gorgeous and the pre-assembled aspect meant I could have it delivered and set up in under a day. The dimensions are spot on — roughly 19.3 feet long by 7.2 feet wide, which gives you enough room for a desk, a bed, and a small kitchen area if you’re clever with your layout. I weighed it at my local scale and it came in right around 5,600 pounds, so the specs are accurate. Water resistance is no joke; we got a week of heavy rain last month and not a single leak inside. The high-grade metal construction feels durable and the corrugated body has a nice industrial look. Where I dock a star is the insulation situation. It’s not mentioned in the product details, so I had to add my own foam panels to make it livable in colder weather. If you’re in a mild climate, this is a fantastic deal. For anywhere with real winters, budget extra for insulation. Four stars.
James Thomas (verified owner) –
I’ve been dreaming about a tiny home for years and finally pulled the trigger on this 20ft shipping container setup. The matte black finish looks sleek against my rural property, and honestly, the fact that it’s pre-assembled saved me so much hassle. I didn’t have to hire a crew or spend months on construction. The exterior dimensions are exactly as listed — about 19.3 feet long and 7.2 feet wide, which is tight but manageable. I love that it’s fully waterproof because I’m in a rainy part of Oregon. The alloy steel frame feels solid when I walk around it, and at just under 5,600 pounds, it didn’t require heavy equipment to move onto my land. My only minor gripe is that the interior is a bit cramped if you plan on furnishing it like a traditional house. I had to downsize to a mini fridge and a two-burner stove. But for a starter home or weekend getaway, this thing is amazing. Five stars from me.
Patricia Brown (verified owner) –
I was skeptical about living in a shipping container home through a Minnesota winter, but this thing exceeded every expectation. The matte black exterior actually absorbs heat during sunny days, which helps a little. The 20ft length gives you enough space to section off a sleeping area and a living space, and at 7.2 feet wide, it’s not as claustrophobic as I feared. The alloy steel frame is rock solid — I’ve leaned on the walls and they don’t budge. Waterproofing held up flawlessly; we had two snowstorms and a freak ice storm in December, and the interior stayed completely dry. I added spray foam insulation and a small propane heater, and it maintained a comfortable temperature above 50 degrees even when it was -15 outside. The pre-assembled design meant I didn’t need a construction crew, which saved me thousands. Yes, it’s small. Yes, you have to be intentional with every square foot. But for a solo dweller who values simplicity and independence, this is hands down the best purchase I’ve made in the last five years. Five stars, no regrets.
Mary Smith (verified owner) –
Let me start by saying the container itself is well built. The matte black finish is attractive, the steel frame feels heavy-duty, and the waterproofing seems legit — we haven’t had any leaks in the three months we’ve owned it. The pre-assembly is a huge plus; we just had it delivered on a flatbed and it was ready to go. But here’s where it falls short. At 7.2 feet wide, the interior is brutally narrow. If you’re over 5’10, you’re going to be brushing the walls constantly. The 20ft length helps, but you lose usable space to the corrugated walls and the steel frame ribs on the interior. We tried to set up a standard queen bed and quickly realized it took up almost half the container. The product description mentions high-grade metal but doesn’t talk about insulation, flooring, or any interior finish, so you’re starting from scratch there. For the price point, I expected at least some basic interior features. It’s a solid shell, but calling it a ‘home’ is a bit of a stretch without significant additional investment. Three stars — good foundation, but you’re paying to do all the work.