Most Popular
20ft Standard Container
The 20ft is the size most people end up with, and for good reason. It fits a standard driveway or residential lot, holds roughly what a two-car garage holds, and can be placed in spots a 40ft simply cannot reach.
For a renovation, seasonal equipment, or a business that has outgrown its back room, the 20ft is usually the right call. It needs about 70 feet of straight clearance at the drop point.
How Michigan Customers Use It
- ✓ Rehab and rebuild storage in Detroit's older neighborhoods, where lots are thirty to forty feet wide, the detached garage is gone, and there is nowhere dry to keep cabinets, flooring and millwork between phases.
- ✓ Contractor tool and material storage on job sites across Wayne, Oakland, Macomb, Kent, Ottawa, Ingham and Genesee counties, replacing the daily load in and load out.
- ✓ Farm and orchard storage on the Fruit Ridge, down the lakeshore fruit belt and across the Thumb, holding bins, netting, irrigation line and sprayer parts dry and locked out where the work is.
- ✓ Michigan sites that will never take a 40ft: on the hills above the river in Grand Rapids, on short-driveway blocks near downtown Lansing, and on alley-loaded Detroit lots, two 20ft boxes place where one long box cannot.
- ✓ Up North cabins, hunting camps and lakefront property where the container is often the only lockable building on the parcel and the last quarter mile is sand or two track.
- ✓ Seasonal equipment changeover for landscaping and property maintenance crews who run mowing in summer and plowing in winter and need somewhere to put the half that is out of season.
Specifications
| Exterior Length | 20 ft (6.1 m) |
| Exterior Width | 8 ft (2.44 m) |
| Exterior Height | 8 ft 6 in (2.59 m) |
| Interior Length | 19 ft 4 in |
| Interior Width | 7 ft 9 in |
| Interior Height | 7 ft 10 in |
| Volume | about 1,170 cu ft |
| Door Opening | 7 ft 8 in W x 7 ft 5 in H |
