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2020 is just a few short months away, what does the future hold? Our team has researched future warehousing trends for 2020 and beyond. From sustainability to 3D printing, the sky is the limit when it comes to what the future holds for warehousing.
The information below represents average container sizes and limitations for steam-ship line equipment. There could be variances in the dimensions between some containers and the numbers below. Additionally, these numbers represent the containers’ limitations; in many cases state laws further limit the weight capacity of these containers for over-the-road transport.
20’ Container
Inside Length: 19’ 4.25”
Inside Width: 92.5”
Inside Height: 94”
Weight Restrictions: 38,000 lbs
Pallets: 9–10
40’ Container
Inside Length: 39’ 5.69”
Inside Width: 92.5”
Inside Height: 94”
Weight Restrictions: 43,500 lbs
Pallets: 20
40’ High Cube Container
Inside Length: 39’ 5.69’
Inside Width: 92.5”
Inside Height: 104”
Weight Restrictions: 43,500
Pallets: 20
45’ Container High Cube Container
Inside Length 44’ 5.59”
Inside Width: 92.59”
Inside Height: 106”
Weight Restrictions: 43,500
Pallets: 22
53’ High Cube Container
Inside Length: 52’ 6.5”
Inside Width: 98.5”
Inside Height: 109.5”
Weight Restrictions: 43,500
Pallets: 26-30
