by Boxtainer | Oct 15, 2026 | Shipping Containers For Sale
Measuring the Site Before You Measure the Container Confirming site access first is often skipped when a container gets ordered, and that’s a common misstep. A straight clearance of roughly 70 to 80 feet is usually needed for a 20′ delivery; 120 to 130...
by Boxtainer | Oct 15, 2026 | Shipping Containers For Sale
Why Billing Cycles Trip People Up Monthly container rentals sound simple, until the first invoice shows up on an unexpected date. A 28-day cycle is used by some rental companies, and that quietly produces 13 payments a year instead of 12. It’s not dishonest,...
by Boxtainer | Oct 15, 2026 | containers for rent
Why Delivery and Pickup Show Up as Their Own Line Items Rental quotes for shipping containers get built in pieces. The container itself is covered by the monthly rate; transport work on either end is covered by delivery and pickup. This structure isn’t unique to...
by Boxtainer | Oct 15, 2026 | Shipping Container
Start With What the Container Actually Needs to Hold Before dimensions get compared, it helps to figure out what’s going inside. A homeowner storing seasonal equipment has very different needs than a contractor running a renovation project across several months....
by Boxtainer | Oct 15, 2026 | Shipping Container
Pallet counts drive most sizing decisions Square footage is often where businesses start, but pallet math tends to be more useful, really. In a single row, 9 to 11 standard pallets are generally fit into a 20-foot container, depending on pallet dimensions and spacing....
