40 Foot High-Cube Insulated Shipping Container with 5 Ton Bard HVAC

This 40ft high cube insulated shipping container comes equipped with a powerful 5-ton wall-mounted Bard HVAC system, making it a versatile, cost-effective platform for temperature-controlled storage, mobile office space, workshop conversions, or tiny home projects. With multiple units available and sold AS-IS, it’s ideal for buyers who want a structurally sound, fully insulated shell with real climate-control capacity already installed.

Climate Control Built In

The 5-ton Bard unit is wall-mounted with thermostat control and straight AC electric heat up to 5kW, giving you significant heating and cooling capacity right out of the box. That makes this container a strong foundation for cold storage, remote-site offices, grow operations, tiny homes, and custom builds where consistent interior conditions matter. The high cube design adds extra vertical clearance, which is a real advantage for finished ceilings, shelving, or equipment.

Features & Components

• 40ft high cube insulated shipping container (white)
• 5-ton Bard HVAC unit, wall-mounted with thermostat control
• Straight AC electric heat – up to 5kW capacity
• Interior LED lights and electrical infrastructure installed
• Food-grade epoxy flooring – durable, clean, and moisture-resistant
• Secure front entry door with deadbolt, handle lock, and key
• Built-in circuit breakers for lights and HVAC
• Ready for electrical hookup – minimum 50 amp, 240V power required
• Optional dehumidification system available for an added fee

Because these units are sold AS-IS, any known or unknown defects — minor dents, cosmetic imperfections, electrical work, or HVAC servicing — are the buyer’s responsibility, which is exactly why the pricing is so competitive. Before you commit, confirm your site can supply the minimum 50 amp, 240V hookup and plan a level pad that can carry a loaded 40ft container.

More like this in our high cube containers, insulated containers and modified shipping containers ranges. If you are still deciding, our used-container condition guide is a useful next read — or look through the rest of the catalog.