Containers for Shipping, Storage, Shelters and More
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Domestic Containers
Domestic containers are containers primarily used by the rail inside the United States. While some are used for international shipping, they provide an alternative to standard international shipping containers.
| Exterior size | Interior Size | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Length | Width | Height | Length | Width | Height | |
| 45' High Cube Steel | 45' | 8' | 9.5' | 44' 5.5" | 7' 8.5" | 8' 10.25" |
| 45' High Cube Aluminum | 45' | 8.5' | 9.5' | 44' 6" | 8' 2" | 8' 10.5" |
| 48' High Cube Aluminum | 48' | 8.5' | 9.5' | 47' 6" | 8' 2" | 8' 10.5" |
| 53' High Cube Aluminum | 53' | 8.5' | 9.5' | 52' 6" | 8' 2" | 8' 10.5" |
| Weight (pounds) | Door Size | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Tare | Width | Height | |
| 45' High Cube Steel | 10,580 | 7' 8.25" | 8' 5.75" |
| 45' High Cube Aluminum | 8,550 | 8' 10.5" | 8' 2" |
| 48' High Cube Aluminum | 9,600 | 8' 10.5" | 8' 2" |
| 53' High Cube Aluminum | 10,750 | 8' 10.5" | 8' 2" |
Domestic containers come in both aluminum and steel. Aluminum containers provide an extra 6" of width, which can be helpful when storing pallets.
Domestic containers are not as plentiful as international containers and are not available in all markets at all times. In particular, the 53' containers are relatively new to the market and are available only in select cities.
