Conex Dry Deals

Conex Dry Deals Supplying only watertight shipping containers – guaranteed quality, new or used. Ned Wilson | Sales Assistant | Affiliate of USED CONEX LLC.

🚨 Big Sale This Week! 🚨This week we’re bringing another major deal!Get $125 OFF on all containers from March 16 – March ...
03/16/2026

🚨 Big Sale This Week! 🚨

This week we’re bringing another major deal!

Get $125 OFF on all containers from March 16 – March 20, 2026.
Perfect time to upgrade your storage or start your next project.

📦 Limited time offer
💬 Message us today to get yours before the sale ends!

🚨 Limited-Time Offer! 🚨Get $150 OFF any shipping container from March 9 to March 13. This is your chance to save on a 20...
03/09/2026

🚨 Limited-Time Offer! 🚨

Get $150 OFF any shipping container from March 9 to March 13. This is your chance to save on a 20ft or 40ft container while the promotion lasts.

📩 Don’t wait — message us now and secure your container before the sale ends!

Choosing the Right Conex: SizeNot sure which conex size fits your needs? Here’s a quick guide 👇📦 20-Foot Container (20’ ...
02/23/2026

Choosing the Right Conex: Size

Not sure which conex size fits your needs? Here’s a quick guide 👇

📦 20-Foot Container (20’ x 8’ x 8’6”)
Great for tools, small inventory, homeowner storage, or lighter international shipments. Compact, practical, and cost-effective.

🚛 40-Foot Container (40’ x 8’ x 8’6”)
Need more space? This option offers double the capacity—ideal for bulky cargo, construction sites, or large equipment storage.

🏗️ 40-Foot High Cube (40’ x 8’ x 9’6”)
Extra foot of height makes it perfect for oversized machinery, perishable goods needing ventilation, or more comfortable office/workspace conversions.

Choosing the right size means better efficiency, smarter spending, and a container that truly works for you.

Message us today and we’ll help you find the perfect fit!

How to Make Your Conex Last: Expert Site Prep TipsBefore a single truck rolls in, your conex success starts with the gro...
02/08/2026

How to Make Your Conex Last: Expert Site Prep Tips

Before a single truck rolls in, your conex success starts with the ground beneath it. One day of smart prep saves years of stuck doors, uneven floors, and rust. Here’s the pro approach 👇

• Clear the site completely 🌱🪨
Remove all grass, roots, rocks, trash, and loose soil. Make sure nothing organic is left under the container—it can decompose and cause shifting or moisture problems.

• Level with precision 📏
Use a laser or water level to check the surface in all directions. Don’t rely on your eye alone—flat ground ensures your doors open smoothly and the container sits stable.

• Build a stable base 🧱
Spread a layer of gravel or crushed stone, then compact it well. This improves drainage and prevents the container from sinking or tilting over time.

• Elevate the container 🌬️
Place concrete blocks or treated beams under all four corners and along the sides. This keeps airflow underneath, reducing moisture buildup and protecting the floor from rot.

• Check alignment twice ✔️
Walk around, measure, and adjust before the delivery truck arrives. Catching mistakes now saves you from costly fixes later.

Do it right once, and enjoy a conex that performs flawlessly for years 💪🏠. Message today and secure the perfect container! 📞🚀

How to Level the Ground for Your Conex Container 🤔Before your shipping container arrives, one of the most important step...
10/12/2025

How to Level the Ground for Your Conex Container 🤔

Before your shipping container arrives, one of the most important steps is leveling the ground. A solid, even base keeps your container stable, prevents door issues, and helps it last longer.

1. Pick the Right Spot
Choose a firm, well-drained area that’s easy for the truck to access. Avoid low or muddy spots where water can collect — moisture causes rust over time.

2. Clear and Level the Area
Remove grass, roots, and rocks, then mark out the container footprint with stakes and string. Use a shovel and rake to flatten the surface. Check for dips and high points with a long board and a level until the ground is even and firm.

3. Create a Raised Base
You want your container to “breathe,” so keep it off the ground as much as possible. A layer of compacted gravel works great for drainage and stability. You can also use railroad ties, treated wood, or cinder blocks.

4. Final Check
Walk over the base to make sure it’s solid and stable before delivery. A properly leveled foundation ensures smooth setup and long-term durability.

👉Get your site ready and your container delivered fast — message for pricing and availability!

🎉 FLASH SALE ALERT! 🎉Get $150 off every container!📅 Sept 23. – Sept 26. 2025.🚀 Don’t wait – contact now and secure your ...
09/23/2025

🎉 FLASH SALE ALERT! 🎉
Get $150 off every container!
📅 Sept 23. – Sept 26. 2025.
🚀 Don’t wait – contact now and secure your container!

📦 Grade B vs. Grade C Containers – What’s the Difference?Not all used containers are the same! Here’s a quick guide:Both...
09/22/2025

📦 Grade B vs. Grade C Containers – What’s the Difference?

Not all used containers are the same! Here’s a quick guide:

Both Grade B (Cargo Worthy – CW) and Grade C (Wind and Watertight – WWT) containers are safe, secure, and fully functional. They’re rodent-free, pest-free, and completely sealed, so no leaks or holes!

Grade B containers are made from stronger steel, so they last longer and stay in excellent shape. They look clean, professional, and show very little wear—perfect if you want a container that’s tough and looks good.

Grade C containers are still reliable and secure, but they might show more scratches or signs of use. They’re ideal if you want a solid container at a lower price.

Both get the job done—it just depends on what matters most to you: durability and appearance (B) or budget-friendly reliability (C).

📩 Send a message today to find the perfect container for you!

🌟 What Does “New, One-Trip Conex” Mean?  🌟If you’ve been searching for a shipping container, you’ve probably come across...
09/17/2025

🌟 What Does “New, One-Trip Conex” Mean? 🌟
If you’ve been searching for a shipping container, you’ve probably come across the term “new, one-trip conex.” But what does that actually mean? Let’s break it down.
The phrase “one-trip” is more of a slang term in the container industry. These containers are manufactured overseas, loaded with cargo just once, and then shipped directly to a depot here in the U.S. After that single trip, they are unloaded and ready to be sold. That’s why we call them new, one-trip containers—because they’ve only ever made one journey from the factory to the depot.
In other words, they’re practically brand-new! Unlike used containers, a one-trip conex hasn’t gone through all the wear and tear. You get the benefits of a container in excellent condition, ready for storage, business use, or even custom projects like offices, workshops, or tiny homes.
Another big advantage? Choice. We carry our one-trip conexes in Tan, Grey, or Red—and yes, you get to pick your color! Whether you want a neutral shade that blends in with surroundings or a bold color that stands out, we’ve got you covered.
So, when you see “new, one-trip,” just remember: it’s the industry’s way of saying the container is basically brand-new, durable, clean, and ready to serve you for decades to come.
👉 Looking for a high-quality container that lasts? Message me today, tell us your zip code, and we’ll get you a free delivery quote.
📦 Strong. Reliable. New. That’s the power of a one-trip conex.

Standard vs. High Cube Conex – What’s the Difference? 🤔If you’re in the market for a used conex, you’ve probably wondere...
09/16/2025

Standard vs. High Cube Conex – What’s the Difference? 🤔

If you’re in the market for a used conex, you’ve probably wondered: What’s the difference between standard and high cube containers?

Here’s a quick guide to help you out! 😉

👉 Standard Height Container (8’6”)
This is the classic shipping container size you’ll see everywhere. With an exterior height of 8 feet 6 inches, it’s perfect for most storage needs, construction sites, and small business projects.

👉 High Cube Container (9’6”)
A high cube box looks almost identical to a standard one—but here’s the big difference: it’s one foot taller. At 9 feet 6 inches high, that extra vertical space can make a huge impact. High cubes are ideal for anyone needing extra clearance for tall equipment, stacking boxes higher, or creating modified spaces like workshops, pop-up shops, or even tiny homes.

✅ Why Does It Matter?
That single foot of extra headroom may not sound like much, but in practice it:

-▶️ Increases storage volume by about 12%.

-▶️ Allows more flexible shelving and racking setups.

-▶️ Creates a more spacious feel if converted into an office or living space.

So, whether you’re looking for simple storage or planning a creative build, knowing the difference helps you choose the right box for your project.

👉 Not sure which size is best for you? Send me a quick message and I’ll guide you to the ideal conex for your needs!

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