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....
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 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 Container
Why Homeowners Are Turning to Containers Renovation projects require clear workspace. Moving furniture off-site involves multiple trips, truck rentals, and recurring off-site facility costs. Renting a shipping container brings secure storage directly to the property....
by Boxtainer | Sep 24, 2026 | Shipping Container
Why Temporary Storage Containers Work on Construction Sites Construction sites are busy, fast-paced environments. Materials arrive continuously, crews shift, and secure storage is essential from day one. Temporary storage containers address site needs directly,...
