Smaller Footprint
20ft Standard Container
The 20ft is the smaller of the two standard sizes. Inside, it measures about 19 ft 4 in long, 7 ft 9 in wide and 7 ft 10 in high, and it can be placed in spots a 40ft cannot reach.
It suits a renovation, seasonal equipment, or a business that has outgrown its back room. It needs 110 feet of straight clearance at the drop point.
Common Uses
- ✓ A Chicago renovation can use a compact box to keep cabinets and flooring near the work, provided the address has an approved placement and a workable delivery approach. Draw the path from the truck to the pad before choosing the door end.
- ✓ A Peoria contractor can separate power tools, ladders and consumables from equipment moving through a yard. Shelves and an aisle make the space easier to use than a floor packed with stacked cartons.
- ✓ A Rockford workshop can keep bulky fixtures, packaging and seasonal supplies outside the production area. Check whether the items need dry storage alone or a controlled interior environment.
- ✓ Central Illinois farm properties can use a nearby lockable store for irrigation fittings, hand tools and repair parts. Locate it where delivery and service access remain usable after rain, away from field drainage routes.
- ✓ Grounds crews around Joliet and Bloomington can rotate summer tools and winter equipment without filling the active work bay. Clean and dry stored equipment first, then allow room for inspection.
- ✓ Southern Illinois property projects may have plenty of land but a short gate approach. A smaller container can reduce the storage footprint, although the truck still needs its own clear unloading route.
Specifications
| Exterior Length | 20 ft (6.1 m) |
| Exterior Width | 8 ft (2.44 m) |
| Exterior Height | 8 ft 6 in (2.59 m) |
| Interior Length | 19 ft 4 in |
| Interior Width | 7 ft 9 in |
| Interior Height | 7 ft 10 in |
| Volume | about 1,170 cu ft |
| Door Opening | 7 ft 8 in W x 7 ft 5 in H |
