20ft High Cube IBC Container – One-Trip Grey

20ft High Cube IBC Container – One-Trip Grey
This 20ft High Cube IBC container works as a complete dispensing station, not just dead storage. Sixteen 1,000L IBC tanks stand inside with full top-fitting clearance, and the side doors expose every tank position at once. Consequently, operators draw from any IBC without moving another — the container becomes the liquid supply point for the whole yard. The grey finish sits neutrally beside sheds and factory walls on industrial estates.

Set Up as a Decant Point
Bulk liquid workflows fail when the draw tank hides behind three full ones. Open the full-length side doors here and all sixteen positions face the forklift. Fit taps and camlock fittings to the front row, restock from the rear through the end doors, and the rotation runs itself. Therefore, one container replaces a scatter of drums and part-used IBCs across the yard.

The Height That Makes It Work
A 1,000L IBC with valve and top connections needs 2,420–2,500 mm of clearance. Standard 20ft containers stop at 2,385 mm. This High Cube’s 2,698 mm interior clears every fitting with hose room to spare.

Dimensions
External Length 6,058 mm 20′
External Width 2,438 mm 8′
External Height 2,896 mm 9′ 6″
Internal Length 5,898 mm 19′ 4″
Internal Width 2,352 mm 7′ 8″
Internal Height 2,698 mm 8′ 10″
End Door Opening 2,340 mm W x 2,585 mm H 7′ 8″ x 8′ 5″
Floor Area 14.86 m² 160 sq ft
Internal Volume ~39 m³ ~1,380 cu ft
Specifications
Construction Cor-Ten steel — corrosion resistant
Colour Grey
Flooring 28 mm marine plywood on steel cross-members
End Doors Hinged double doors — full-width 8ft opening
Side Doors Hinged double doors — full-length 20ft opening
Locking 2 locking bars per door, lockboxes factory-fitted on all doors
Forklift Pockets 2 per side — 4 total
Ventilation 4 passive vents
IBC Capacity 16 x 1,000L — 16,000 L total
CSC Plate Yes — 30,000 kg max gross weight
Standard ISO 668 Series 1
Stock Reference 2862
Security on Every Access Point
Factory-fitted lockboxes shield the padlocks on all doors from bolt cutters and grinders. Two locking bars per door back them up. As a result, stored liquids — often the most valuable stock in a yard — stay exactly where the stocktake left them.

Who Runs This Setup
Workshops and plant depots — hydraulic fluid, coolant, and lubricant dispensing
Farms — liquid fertiliser and chemical supply point beside the filling area
Manufacturers — raw liquid ingredient staging near the production line
Water treatment operators — dosing chemical storage at remote plants
Fleet buyers — the grey finish standardises across multiple sites