by Boxtainer | Oct 15, 2026 | Shipping Container
Why the Extra Foot Actually Matters A 40 ft High Cube container isn’t just a taller box for the sake of it. Whether specific equipment or shelving fits without rework is often determined by the added height, roughly one foot over a standard unit. For Ontario...
by Boxtainer | Oct 15, 2026 | Shipping Containers For Sale
Why the Question Comes Up in the First Place Long-term storage plans are rarely built around a container decision from the start. More often, they’re triggered by a warehouse lease ending, a seasonal inventory spike, or a construction project that keeps...
by Boxtainer | Oct 15, 2026 | Shipping Containers For Sale
Understanding What “AS IS” Really Covers AS IS is, in many cases, one of the more misunderstood terms in the container market. It simply means the unit is sold in its present condition; no added guarantees are made beyond what’s disclosed at time of...
by Boxtainer | Oct 15, 2026 | Shipping Container
The Height Difference, Explained Simply A standard 40ft shipping container runs about 8 feet 6 inches tall inside; a 40ft High Cube adds roughly one more foot, bringing internal height closer to 9 feet 6 inches. That extra foot doesn’t sound like much on paper....
by Boxtainer | Sep 24, 2026 | Shipping Containers For Sale
What Actually Happens on Delivery Day On delivery day, the truck driver conducts an initial assessment of the approach path, entrance width, and ground firmness before starting the offloading procedure. Smooth offloading depends entirely on proper site preparation and...
