High cube container green RAL 6018: military and agricultural height
A high cube provides additional height for storage and conversion. Check usable height after insulation, the model and delivery constraints. Green can suit a garden or agricultural site. Check the shade on a sample and the local requirements for the project.
Price for 2026 and paint options
A high cube provides additional height for storage and conversion. Check usable height after insulation, the model and delivery constraints. Green can suit a garden or agricultural site. Check the shade on a sample and the local requirements for the project.
| Condition / Option | Price Excl. VAT | For what use |
|---|---|---|
| Second-hand green original Evergreen high cube container | £1,740 – £4,095 | Discreet appearance for the intended site, subject to local requirements |
| High cube RAL 6018 repaint on Grade A used | £2,611 – £5,145 | Discreet appearance for the intended site, subject to local requirements |
| Brand new high cube to order RAL 6005 + matt finish | £3,882 – £7,140 | Premium military camouflage, long-term project |
Excluding delivery. Original green HC ex-Evergreen rare but exists. Repainting: ~£1,260 – £1,785 on HC.
RAL Code
RAL 6018
For whom?
Users seeking a green exterior for storage, work space or a suitable conversion. For cold storage, check the cooling specification and products. For any installation, confirm site access and local appearance requirements.
Key points
- HC format + RAL 6018 = high storage + landscape integration
- Allows pallet stacking up to 3.5 m under the ceiling
- Check local appearance requirements before choosing the exterior colour
- Price and resale value depend on condition, equipment, maintenance and the market. Compare itemised quotations without assuming fixed savings or depreciation.
- Durability depends on the coating system, surface preparation and exposure. A RAL code identifies a colour; ask for the technical data sheet and maintenance advice.
The colour in detail
Look & origin
Green can suit a garden or agricultural site. Check the shade on a sample and the local requirements for the project.
Upkeep & durability
Durability depends on the coating system, surface preparation and exposure. A RAL code identifies a colour; ask for the technical data sheet and maintenance advice.
Uses & planning rules
Green can suit storage, work spaces and conversions when it matches the surroundings. Check local appearance requirements before placing a visible container.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the green high cube RAL 6018 common in used containers?+
Original stock varies by port, more common at Felixstowe and Hamburg. Price and resale value depend on condition, equipment, maintenance and the market. Compare itemised quotations without assuming fixed savings or depreciation. Colour availability and lead time depend on the seller, required condition and any repainting. Have stock and the delivery date confirmed in the quote.
Why use a green high cube rather than blue in wine production?+
Colour alone does not grant planning permission. Local rules may cover location, use, dimensions, duration, appearance and protected sites. Ask the local planning authority about your project before ordering, and provide a colour sample and site images if requested.
What does a green high cube RAL 6018 wine cellar turnkey cost?+
High cube + insulation 100 mm + cave air conditioning (15 °C/70 % HR) + matt finish exterior RAL 6005 + Douglas wood cladding option: £14,726 – £33,600. Storage for 5 000-6 000 bottles with vertical racking utilised (useful height 2,69 m).
Can we order a high cube container in matte camouflage military green?+
Ask a specialised applicator about a matt, non-reflective coating. Include preparation, coating type, colour, warranty and lead time in the quote. Availability and prices depend on the supplier and region.
Why is green often required by the council?+
Colour alone does not grant planning permission. Local rules may cover location, use, dimensions, duration, appearance and protected sites. Ask the local planning authority about your project before ordering, and provide a colour sample and site images if requested.
Do I need permission for a green container in my garden?+
Colour alone does not grant planning permission. Local rules may cover location, use, dimensions, duration, appearance and protected sites. Ask the local planning authority about your project before ordering, and provide a colour sample and site images if requested.
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