20′ Hard Top Container
A 20′ hard top container measures 5,886 × 2,342 × 2,384 mm inside (L × W × H), with a maximum gross weight of 30,480 kg, tare of 2,700 kg, maximum payload of 27,780 kg and 32.1 m³ capacity.
20′ Hard Top Container
- This container type has been specially constructed for
- loading, e. g. by crane, through roof opening and door side
- heavy loads
- high and excessively high loads
- With the roof removed and the door header swung out, it is much easier to load cargo by forklift via the door side
- The steel roof is fitted with forklift rings so that it can be removed by using a forklift. The weight of the steel roof is approx. 450 kg (990 lbs)
- In case your cargo has an over-height, the roof sections can be lashed to a side wall inside the container using only approx. 13 cm (5′ 1/8″) of space
- Floor height 170 mm (ground level to interior floor surface, tolerance deviation possible)
- If required, we can provide disposable tarpaulins for transport that can be fastened to the walls on the outside using lashing devices#
- Forklift pockets for loaded containers
- Can be used for bulk cargo
- Supplied with extra lashing rings/bars for transport of liner bags or hanging garment equipment
- The roof can be easily lifted by hand by 70 mm (2’ 3/4”), using the roof-locking devices, so that the door header can be swung out without removing the roof
- Please bear in mind the prevalent weight restrictions for inland transport
Inside dimensions | Door Openings | Weights | Capacity | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Length
mm ft | Width
mm ft | Height | Width
mm ft | Height
mm ft | Max gross
mm ft | Tare
kg lbs | Max payload
kg lbs |
m3 ft3 | |
Middle
mm ft | Side
mm ft | ||||||||
5,886 19′ 33/4” | 2,342 7′ 81/8” | 2,384 7′ 81/2” | 2,309 7′ 67/8” | 2,336 7′ 8″ | 2,276 7′ 55/8” | 30,480 67,196 | 2,700 5,952 | 27,780 61,244 | 32.1 1,134 |
The above figures are the minimum internal dimensions for hard-top containers, and differ by manufacturer and model. The roof sections can be lashed to a side wall inside the container reducing the internal width by approximately 13 cm (5 1/8“).
It is important to note that there are some slight differences in the dimensions of shipping containers utilised between carriers so this information is to be used as a guide only. If you need further specific advice on the right type of container to utilise for your cargo please contact us.
If your cargo is too large to containerise then we can ship any heavy lift or oversize cargo via roll on roll off shipping services with Depth RoRo on rolltrailers.
