Local Economy of Shipping Containers in Seattle
Seattle is a Pacific coast seaport city and shipping container depot location and transportation hub where intermodal Conex boxes are transported both by rail and road throughout the city. Seattle is geographically located in the Pacific West and its seaport and extensive network of both railroad freight routes and interstate highway system make Seattle a hub for container shipping in the USA. The Conex Depot Seattle container storage facility is located at ZIP 98134, west of the 509 in Northeast Tacoma.
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20FT Standard New (One Trip) Shipping Container
Original price was: $6,099.00.$4,149.00Current price is: $4,149.00.
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40FT High Cube Open Side New (One Trip) Shipping Container
Original price was: $18,999.00.$15,999.00Current price is: $15,999.00.
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40FT High Cube Double Door New (One Trip) Shipping Container
Original price was: $10,299.00.$9,599.00Current price is: $9,599.00.
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Used Containers
20FT Standard Wind and Water Tight (WWT) Shipping Container
Original price was: $5,099.00.$2,499.00Current price is: $2,499.00.
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20FT Standard Cargo Worthy Shipping Container
Original price was: $5,399.00.$2,799.00Current price is: $2,799.00.
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40FT Standard Cargo Worthy Shipping Container
Original price was: $6,899.00.$3,199.00Current price is: $3,199.00.
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40FT Standard Wind and Water Tight (WWT) Shipping Container
Original price was: $6,599.00.$2,899.00Current price is: $2,899.00.
View Delivery CostPopular Shipping Containers Uses in Seattle
Buy Shipping Containers in Seattle. Buy a shipping container from Conex Depot, with all different sizes of both new and used cargo containers for sale. Conex Depot sells to both individuals and to businesses in the greater Seattle region and in 38 cities all over the USA .It’s easy to contact us and buy a used shipping container direct from Conex Depot in Seattle. You can save money and time shopping around by talking to one of our ConexDepot service representatives online.
Seattle shipping container projects and shipping container related businesses
Humble Pie – Seattle shipping container restaurant. One of the earliest repurposed shipping container projects in Seattle is the Humble Pie pizzeria which opened its cargo doors way back in July of 2013. Owner Brian Solazzi not only makes a tasty pie, but his background is as a LEED-certified architect. Solazzi performed all of the design, excavation, construction, and even some of the plumbing and electrical work. He even built the chairs and picnic benches for the diners. Humble Pie is built out of two shipping containers, and diners get a kick out of eating in a renovated cargo container is neat.
The list of environmentally conscious building features is impressive: made from FSC certified lumber and 2 recycled Conex containers, electrical power by 18 WA-made solar pv panels on site, remaining energy requirements come from wind in partnership with Cascadia Energy, collect and process 100% of rain water on site, using 2 green roofs, 100% LED lighting, 8gpf Niagara single flush toilet, high efficiency tankless water heater, 100% of what Humble Pie serves is recyclable or compostable, ZERO waste policy. Humble Pie encourages their customers to build up an appetite by walking and biking to the restaurant, and provide parking for 18 bicycles. In 2016 they were awarded “Most Sustainable Business in Little Saigon”.Check out Humble Pie at 525 Rainier Avenue South, in the International District.
Seattle shipping container offices
CTA Design Builders Inc. are the Seattle based developers behind an innovative concept to provide business office space in Georgetown – by converting used shipping containers into a backyard office. The sea container office is a 2 story building with one Conex box stacked on top of another and connected together. The lower container contains shower and a kitchenette with a view of the green garden in the yard behind the office. The south side of the office is an unheated storage space opened by the original container doors. The upper container is the full-length office space and small deck / rooftop garden lies on top of the roof. The builder selected “one-trip” containers for the office project – saving over buying a new container – but without the damage accrued by more seasoned containers that have been shipped on many trips. The minimalist design eliminates the costs of siding, roofing, or structure – saving the three largest budget numbers in construction.
The Conex container renovations are completed off site, i.e. window openings, steel reinforcements, etc. before the containers are transported to the lot. Even the interiors can be pre-fabricated and only assembly is required once the container office is dropped on site where it rests on a 18? thick concrete mat slab. Mobile shipping container offices are used for multiple different needs: Most larger construction developments require a temporary construction office – an ideal use for a repurposed shipping container. The movable container box office provides a convenient place to have construction crew meetings and storage space for files and plans needed on-site. Break Rooms and Cafeteria: A container office may also be used as a break or lunch room for workers who need shelter from the weather. Special Events: Mobile office containers can be employed for special events and get together’s that are held in parks or parking lots. Event managers need a dry, secure space to run and organize the event in a temporary operations center. Businesses sometimes need temporary space for operations while having work done on your building that has adequate security for business assets and property. During a renovation when your business needs to temporarily hold items to be transported later or thrown away at a later time.
Seattle, Washington national highway intermodal transportation routes
List of Interstate Highways in Washington on which freight is shipped via Intermodal container
Interstate 90. The longest route within the Interstate Highway System, I-90 serves major northern cities such as Seattle, Chicago, Cleveland, Buffalo and Boston.
The I-90 interstate travels east out of Seattle, eventually terminating in Boston.
I-5 – Seattle’s largest and widest freeway and major North South route. I-5 enters at the Oregon state line all the way up to Hwy 99 at the Canada–United States border.
I-405 – Interstate 405 is a north–south auxiliary Interstate Highway serving the Seattle area.
I-82 starts at the SR 519 in Seattle through to the I-90 at the Idaho state line
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40FT High Cube New (One Trip) Shipping Container
Original price was: $9,499.00.$4,949.00Current price is: $4,949.00.
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40FT Standard Double Door New (One Trip) Shipping Container
$9,499.00
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40FT Standard New (One Trip) Shipping Container
Original price was: $8,999.00.$5,599.00Current price is: $5,599.00.
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20FT High Cube Double Door New (One Trip) Shipping Container
$7,949.00
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40FT High Cube Wind and Water Tight Non-Working Reefer
$10,999.00
View Delivery CostSeattle Railroad Conex container shipping routes
Port of Seattle. The Port of Seattle spans 624 hectares of waterfront that provides container and general purpose cargo terminals, a foreign trade zone, and warehouse storage for breakbulk and refrigerated cargo containers. Twenty-two international shipping lines use the Port of Seattle and move over 2.1 million TEUs of containerized cargo making the port one of the highest volume container ports in the USA. The Port has modern freight handling facilities that provide the connection between container terminals and the primary railroad intermodal facilities.
The BNSF Railway and Union Pacific Railroad Class I rail lines have near-dock rail facilities located less than two miles away from the docks. The Seattle interstate highways are key ground transportation routes that provide intermodal connections to Port facilities. Cargo Flow to Regional Warehouses Truck Access to Kent/Auburn Valley via SR-509/SR-167 as alternative to I-5. The three main routes south out of terminal area: West Marginal Way, East Marginal Way, I-5
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40FT High Cube New (One Trip) Reefer Shipping Container
$34,999.00
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20FT Standard Double Door New (One Trip) Shipping Container
$7,249.00
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40FT High Cube Cargo Worthy Shipping Container
Original price was: $7,199.00.$3,299.00Current price is: $3,299.00.
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40FT High Cube Wind and Water Tight (WWT) Shipping Container
Original price was: $6,999.00.$2,999.00Current price is: $2,999.00.
View Delivery CostSeattle main export businesses that use shipping containers
The major agricultural commodities exported from the Port of Seattle include – miscellaneous grain, seed, and fruit; followed by machinery, cereals, fish and seafood; inorganic chemicals and rare earth metals; edible fruit and nuts; paper and paperboard; mineral fuels and oil; and preserved foods. Based on dollar value, the leading import commodities in the Port are machinery, electrical machinery, toys and sports equipment, knit apparel, non-railway vehicles, woven apparel, furniture and bedding, footwear, and plastics. Aircraft including engines, parts: US$25.4 billion, Soya beans: $4.1 billion, Wheat (excluding durum): $2.5 billion, Miscellaneous petroleum oils: $1.7 billion, Corn: $1.3 billion, Frozen potatoes: $883 million, Ultrasonic scanning equipment: $820 million, Fresh apples: $733 million, Soya bean flours, meals: $717 million, Rutabagas, similar forage products: $500 million
Many of Seattle’s largest companies employ shipping containers in their business
Aero Controls Inc., Ambassadors International — cruise ships, Expeditors International — logistics, Holland America Line — cruise ships, Saltchuk — transportation and logistics, Amazon, Brooks Sports — athletic apparel, Car Toys — automobile audio equipment and cell phones, Cascade Designs — outdoor apparel, Julep — cosmetics and personal care, K2 Sports — sporting goods and apparel, Outdoor Research — apparel, PCC Natural Markets — supermarket, QFC — supermarket chain, Sur La Table — cookware, Tommy Bahama — apparel
Using Cargo storage containers for self storage in Seattle
A very popular use for various sizes of steel shipping containers in Seattle is self storage.
Consumers usually either buy a used shipping container or rent one from a Seattle shipping container seller and store it on their property or rent a space to park the storage container. Conex Depot specializes in the sale of shipping and storage containers in the Metro Seattle area and can give you advice and pricing on the best size of shipping container for your personal storage or business storage needs. Whether you need a storage container for keeping inventory, securing construction materials, or storing furniture during a remodeling project, we have a number of storage solutions that will meet your needs.
Conex Depot offers all sizes and grades of shipping containers for sale in Seattle. Our sales team offer free project advice and the very best pricing on quality new and used shipping containers. Call now: (661) 412-2227.