Container sizes
Compare the footprint, access, and practical uses of two standard container sizes. The actual unit specifications and availability are confirmed in your quote.
A practical starting point for renovations, tools, and smaller storage projects.
More floor space for larger projects, materials, and business overflow.
Photo: a 40-foot high-cube example. Your offered unit may differ.
Representative container photography. Actual rental unit, dimensions, color, and condition will be confirmed.
| Planning comparison | 20-foot standard | 40-foot standard |
|---|---|---|
| Nominal exterior footprint | 20 ft × 8 ft | 40 ft × 8 ft |
| Approximate exterior floor footprint | 160 sq ft | 320 sq ft |
| Useful starting point | Home projects, tools, smaller stock overflow | Larger projects, bulky equipment, business stock |
| Rental price | $149/month for the first 3 months, then $199/month | Written quote |
| Access planning | Truck clearance exceeds the container footprint | Longer placement area and suitable truck access |
A tightly packed container can hold more than one arranged for daily access. Decide whether you need a clear aisle, room to open boxes, or space to move tools in and out. Account for shelving, packaging, pallets, and protective coverings.
Standard containers are not climate controlled. Choose dry items, keep air moving around contents, and check them regularly. Moisture-sensitive belongings may need a different storage option.
Review placement and delivery requirementsTell us where you need storage. We’ll help you work through the size, access, and price.