20ft One-Trip Container – Accommodation Conversion Base

20ft One-Trip Container – Accommodation Conversion Base
This new 20ft one-trip container is the starting shell for an accommodation build — a clean, as-new box with no rust, no cargo residue, and full structural integrity to take cut-outs for doors, windows, and services. This listing is the base container only. Partitioning, plumbing, electrical, air conditioning, and interior fit-out are quoted separately once we know the layout you need.

Why Start From One-Trip
Fit-out work — cutting window and door openings, running conduit, fixing linings — goes faster and finishes cleaner on a container with no old paint, rust, or repair patches to work around. Consequently, a one-trip shell is the standard starting point for accommodation conversions, whether you’re project-managing the build yourself or quoting a full turnkey job with us.

Specifications — Base Container
External Length 6.06 m 20′
External Width 2.44 m 8′
External Height 2.59 m 8′ 6″
Internal Length 5.90 m 19′ 4″
Internal Width 2.35 m 7′ 8″
Internal Height 2.39 m 7′ 10″
Floor Area 14.86 m² 160 sq ft
Internal Volume 33.2 m³ 1,360 cu ft
Condition One-Trip (New)
Stackable Yes — ISO standard corner castings
Stock Reference 2872
Built to ISO 668 Series 1 dimensions, so the shell stacks and transports as certified freight equipment before and after conversion.

Fit-Out Options — Quoted Separately
Air Conditioning Split system, sized to footprint
Partitions Any internal configuration
Hot Water Electric or gas, continuous flow or storage
Doors and Windows Wide range of sizes and styles
Flooring Vinyl or floating floorboards
Two Common Layouts
Partitioned sleeping quarters split the 20ft into separate rooms — useful where ablution and cooking facilities already exist elsewhere on site. Self-contained units combine a kitchenette, living area, sleeping quarters, and en-suite in the one module, suited to longer rotations where independent living matters. Both are custom builds quoted against your site and headcount.

Where Container Accommodation Gets Used
Mining and construction sites — workforce housing that scales with the job
Farms — seasonal worker accommodation, fast in and fast out
Caravan and holiday parks — stackable density on a compact footprint
Granny flats — temporary or permanent, converts to a studio or home office later
Short-term rentals — flexible income use on land in tourist areas