REEFER20' Refrigerated (Reefer)
20ft · Refrigerated · Delivered across BC
A 20ft refrigerated container ("reefer") is an insulated, actively-cooled sea can that holds temperatures from frozen up to above ambient. In BC it runs $27,000–$30,000 CAD plus tax and delivery. It needs 3-phase power on site and is built for cold or frozen storage — restaurants, farms, breweries, florists, and anyone needing reliable on-site refrigeration.
- Active refrigeration
- Insulated walls
- Temperature control
- 3-phase power required
Specifications
- Size
- 20ft
- Condition
- Refrigerated
- External dimensions
- 20' × 8' × 8'6"
- Internal volume
- ~1,000 cu ft
- Maximum payload
- 25,000 kg
- Price (CAD)
- $27,000–$30,000 + tax & delivery
Design it in 3D. Take a 10ft, 20ft or 40ft high cube into the Container Studio — position the doors and windows, pick framing and insulation, and watch the estimate build from the same catalogue this page prices from.
Container StudioWhat people use it for
Common applications for the 20' refrigerated (reefer) across Interior & Northern BC.
- Restaurant & food-service cold storage
- Farm & produce storage
- Breweries & beverage storage
- Floral & pharmaceutical cold chain

Custom Solutions
Custom container solutions, built in Kamloops
Custom containers for work and for living: site offices, workshops, farm storage, cold storage, pop-up shops, bunkies and turnkey container homes — designed around your project, built in our own yard and delivered anywhere in BC. Insulated site offices from $12,350 CAD; bunkies and modular homes are quoted per project.
20' Refrigerated (Reefer) — frequently asked questions
What power does a reefer need?
Refrigerated containers require 3-phase power (typically 460V) on site to run the cooling unit. Confirm your electrical service before ordering — we can advise on requirements.
What temperature range can a reefer hold?
A working reefer can typically maintain anywhere from around -20°C (frozen) up to above ambient, set to your needs. Insulation reduces internal volume slightly versus a dry container.





