Hire A Shipping
Container In Perth.

It's simple: request a quote, choose your storage period, and we deliver a weather-proof container directly to your property. When you're done, we collect it. No need to hire a truck or travel to a storage facility.

Stock'n Lock services Perth and surrounding areas. Contact us to confirm delivery is available to your specific location.

Your rate depends on how long you need the container and how far we are delivering. Send us an enquiry with your suburb and how long you need it, and we will give you the exact all-in weekly rate for your hire. Delivery and pickup are included, with no hidden fees.

Yes. All our storage containers are fully weather-proof and come with a secure lock, keeping your belongings protected from the elements and safe from unauthorised access.

Absolutely. Because the container is delivered directly to your property, you have flexible access to your belongings at any time that suits you.

Hire is offered in 1, 2, 3, 6, 9 or 12 month terms. Shorter terms have a higher weekly rate, longer terms drop the rate. Send us an enquiry and we will confirm the exact cost for your term.

Yes. We can accommodate both standard tilt tray delivery and crane delivery depending on access requirements at your property. A tilt tray needs a clear run in; a crane can lift the container over a fence or obstacle into a spot a truck cannot reach. Not sure which you need? See our Will It Fit At Your Place? guide, or send us a photo of your spot and we will confirm before booking.

For a temporary hire on a residential property it is usually not an issue, but rules differ between Perth councils and some do have a view on how long a container can stay and where it sits. If you are hiring for a longer term, or the container will be visible from the street for months, it is worth a quick call to your local council before you book. Tell us what they say and we will work around it.

A sealed steel container gets warm in direct sun, which is normal for any container and worth planning for. Furniture, tools, kitchenware, whitegoods and boxed household goods are all fine. What we would not put in one through summer is candles, vinyl records, some electronics, artwork or anything else that is genuinely heat-sensitive. Placing it so it gets afternoon shade helps a lot, and we can talk through the best spot when we look at your access photo.

This is the question we get asked most and it is a fair one. Weight is spread across the truck, and for a standard concrete or paved driveway in good condition it is not usually a problem. Where we take extra care is soft ground, brick paving, decorative or exposed aggregate finishes, and anything with drains or services underneath. Send a photo of the run in and we will tell you honestly what we think before the truck turns up, including if we would rather crane it in from the verge.

A 20ft container is about the length of a long car and roughly 2.6 metres tall, so on a standard Perth block it reads as a large shed rather than something industrial. Most people put it down the side or on the hardstand rather than out the front. If yours has to sit somewhere visible, we can usually orient it so the doors and the bulk of it face away from the street.

The container is on your property, so your contents are generally treated the same way as anything else stored at your address. Check with your home and contents insurer before you load it, since some policies have conditions about items kept outside the house. We are not insurance advisers and would rather you confirm it with your insurer than take our word for it.