20ft High Cube Shipping Container | 1 extra foot of height

20ft High Cube Shipping Container Dimensions and Weight

Specifications may vary

Calculate how much storage space you need

Find out how much storage space you need by entering the quantity of each item you want to store. Our calculator will then provide the total space required in cubic meters.

Will It Fit Into a Container?

Just as good as the original 20ft container, but with an additional foot of height for extra storage. The high cube is particularly popular for furniture, or the storage of any other larger scale items - gardening equipment, automotive stuff, or even sports gear. This type is also popular for modifications where people will regularly enter the container and spend extended time in, from workshops and sheds, to pop up hospitality solutions and

Key Features

Approx 6.1m L x 2.5m W x 2.9m H
Internal Capacity 37m³
Extra ceiling height
Wind and watertight
Pest and vermin proof
Wooden floors
Secure and lockable via our lockbox system
Lashing points at the floor and ceiling to secure your goods

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How is this container delivered?

We aim to make your container delivery on site as smooth as possible. Please notify us when getting a container quote if there are any obstructions like power lines near where you plan to place your container or if access for a truck is likely to be tricky.

Also, please make sure that the area the truck will need to access is clear and that any loved pets and children are somewhere safe.

Delivery on site can be made using the following methods.

Tilt Tray

Tilt tray delivers a container off the back of the truck. Similar to a tow truck, the tray is mechanically lowered at an angle, and the container is slid off, with the truck moving forward at slow speed. This is the most common delivery method used for containers. Tilt trays are not suitable for sites with overhead power lines as the container height increases significantly when tilted.

Side Loader

Side loaders are used to transport our 20 foot and 40 foot shipping containers. This is the best delivery method for containers at sites that have limited space either in front or behind the area where the container is to be positioned. The container is unloaded between the two outrigger feet of the side loader, approximately half a metre from the side of the truck.

Hiab Crane

Hiab cranes lift containers from a mechanism located behind the truck's cabin. This is used when there is limited space for a side loader or tilt tray. Using a crane means the container is easily positioned at an angle or up on a raised area. It can also be used to place containers over a fence or other obstacles.