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CONTAINERPARK

ContainerPark

About ContainerPark

Germany-based shipping container trading and supply for buyers across Europe and worldwide.

  • Germany-based, internationally focused
  • New / one-trip and used ISO containers
  • Standard and specialist equipment
  • Single units to project quantities
A 40ft shipping container standing in front of a large stack of containers at a depot

About ContainerPark Berlin GmbH

ContainerPark Berlin GmbH is a Germany-based container trading company focused on the supply of new / one-trip and used ISO shipping containers.

Our role is to match a buyer requirement to suitable availability, condition and logistics, rather than to present every enquiry as a fixed-stock retail transaction. Which depot supplies a given order is a decision made against your destination, not against a fixed origin.

We supply new / one-trip and used ISO containers in standard and specialist configurations, with quotations built around condition, quantity and destination.

What we supply

Standard ISO shipping containers and specialist equipment for storage, transport, conversion and project use.

  • New / one trip

    Recent-production ISO containers in the standard sizes, sold after a single loaded voyage.

    New containers
  • Used containers

    Cargo worthy, wind and watertight and other condition options, each described for what it does and does not promise.

    Used containers
  • Specialist equipment

    Reefer, open top, open side, double door, flat rack, platform and tank containers where a suitable unit can be sourced.

    Specialist types
  • Single units and lots

    From one container with a delivery that works, to multi-unit and project quantities. The specification questions are the same; only the quantity changes.

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A 40ft shipping container standing in front of a large stack of containers at a depot

Who we supply

Mostly professional buyers, across the sectors that move or store goods at scale.

  • Shipping & logistics
  • Construction & infrastructure
  • Manufacturing & industry
  • Container dealers & wholesalers
  • Importers & exporters
  • Projects & humanitarian supply

We also supply individual buyers, where the container specification and the delivery requirements are clear.

How we work

Four steps between an enquiry and a container on your site.

  1. Requirement

    You tell us what the container has to do and where it has to go.

    • Size and type
    • Condition
    • Quantity
    • Destination and site access
  2. Suitable supply

    We review supply options against that requirement rather than against a fixed stock list, because the depot that suits your destination is not always the nearest one to us.

  3. Condition & specification

    What applies to the unit is confirmed before the offer, not after it.

    • Condition description
    • Container type and specification
    • CSC details where relevant to the intended use
    • Photographs or inspection information where available
  4. Quotation & delivery

    A delivered price with the basis stated: what is included, what is excluded, and on what terms.

How we describe container condition

We explain what a condition term means rather than relying on the label alone.

One trip, IICL, cargo worthy, wind and watertight, refurbished and as-is are not six rungs of one universal scale. They describe different things — recent production, published inspection criteria, structural suitability, weather resistance, work carried out, and the absence of any implied standard.

Where a term rests on something formal, such as IICL inspection criteria or a CSC safety approval plate, we say so. Where it is a trade description with no certifying body behind it, we say that too. We do not call a one-trip container unused.

Read the container conditions guide
  • One TripRecent production / near-new
  • Cargo WorthyTransport / export use
  • Wind & WatertightStatic storage
  • RefurbishedRepaired / refinished
  • As IsCurrent condition / no performance assumption

Inspection & verification

Condition varies by individual unit and by depot. What can be provided depends on the unit: photographs, a survey record, or an inspection you arrange and attend. Where a specific inspection can be arranged, we say so on the offer for that unit rather than promising it in general.

  • Two stacked used shipping containers showing surface weathering and discoloured paint on a gravel yard

    Exterior

    Frame, roof, side panels, visible corrosion and the extent of previous repairs.

  • Door ends of used grey shipping containers with cam-operated locking bars, handles and stencilled markings

    Doors & seals

    Door operation, locking gear, hinges and the condition of the weather gaskets.

  • Interior of a shipping container looking towards the far end wall, showing the marine-grade plywood floor and its fixings

    Interior & floor

    Interior condition and the plywood floor, which is the expensive thing to put right.

  • CSC safety approval plate on a container door, showing approval reference, maximum gross mass, tare and examination date

    CSC & identification

    Plate and identification details, where they are relevant to the intended use. See the CSC plate guide.

Typical inspection points, illustrated on used units. These show what an inspection looks at; they do not represent a particular container offered for sale.

How quotations are built

A quotation is the unit plus the leg that gets it to you, and for many destinations the second part is the larger one.

  1. Container
  2. Depot / collection
  3. Inland transport
  4. Port & ocean freight
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Delivered quotation

Not every quotation contains every component. The offer states what is included, what is excluded and the agreed delivery basis — for overseas supply, on agreed Incoterms with the destination-side responsibilities set out in writing.

The destination decides more than the container does

A unit that is competitively priced at one depot may not be the cheaper option once it has been moved to your site. That is why we quote delivered rather than ex works by default, and why the enquiry form asks about site access before it asks about anything else.

Our approach to transparency

We do not publish unverified inventory counts, depot numbers, fabricated customer logos, review scores or invented company statistics to make the business look larger than it is. Those are easy to write and impossible for a buyer to check, and a supplier that publishes them unverified has told you something about how it will describe a container.

Availability, condition and delivery are quoted against your actual requirement and against the information genuinely available for the supply option in question.

Germany-based. Internationally focused.

We support domestic German enquiries, European deliveries and international requirements where suitable container supply and logistics can be arranged.

Depot to destination

  1. German or European depot
  2. Inland transport
  3. Port
  4. Ocean freight
  5. Destination
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