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 North Carolina Customers Use It
- ✓ Renovations in Charlotte's older intown neighborhoods, where lots in Dilworth, Elizabeth, Plaza Midwood and Wesley Heights are small and there is rarely a garage to empty into.
- ✓ Contractor tool and material storage on job sites across Mecklenburg, Wake, Guilford, Union and Johnston counties, replacing the daily load in and load out.
- ✓ Farm, timber and hunt club storage across the coastal plain and the Sandhills, where the container is often the only lockable building on the parcel.
- ✓ Race shop storage through the Mooresville, Concord and Kannapolis belt, holding chassis parts, wheels, tires and tooling next to the shop.
- ✓ Sites that will never take a 40ft: two 20ft boxes place under the oak canopy in Raleigh or Fisher Park and give you two doors and two locations.
- ✓ Coastal and sound side properties from Wilmington to the Outer Banks, where steel and a good lock handle salt air better than a wood shed.
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 |
