20ft High-Cube New Side-Open Container

20ft High-Cube New Side-Open Container

Best for: Customers who want a container in near-perfect condition.

One-trip containers have only been used once to transport cargo from Asia to Europe or the US. As a result, they are essentially brand new. In most cases, they come equipped with a lockbox for security, easy-to-open doors, and often forklift pockets for simple handling. Therefore, these containers work well for users who value durability, appearance, and long-term performance.

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Dimensions

Inner dimensions
Internal length (inch): 232.20
Internal width (inch): 92.60
Internal height (inch): 102.64

External dimensions
External length (inch): 238.50
External width (inch): 95.98
External height (inch): 113.98

Door opening
Width (inch): 83.23
Height (inch): 98.19

Area and volume
Interior floor space (sq ft): 149.40
Volume (cu ft): 1320.00

Weight
Max gross weight (lbs): 67,200
Net weight (lbs): 5,071

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Key features

• Used only once, therefore in near-new condition
• Minimal wear and tear
• Lockbox and forklift pockets included
• Ideal for resale value and long-term use

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FAQ

1. What is a 20′ open-side container used for?
A 20′ open-side container provides easy access along the length of the unit. As a result, it works well for storage, retail displays, workshops, and goods that require side loading.

2. What are the dimensions of a 20′ open-side container?
Externally, it measures approximately 20’0″ long × 8’0″ wide × 8’6″ high. Internally, it measures around 19’4″ long × 7’8″ wide × 7’10” high. In addition, the side door runs along most of the container’s length for easy access.

3. Do people ship a 20′ open-side container internationally?

Yes. These containers are CSC-certified. Therefore, they are suitable for intermodal transport by ship, rail, or truck, provided operators secure the side doors and load cargo properly.

4. Are 20′ open-side containers available used?
Yes. Used units are often available at a lower cost. However, buyers should inspect hinges, doors, and frames to ensure structural integrity before shipping or storage.

5. How do I load cargo into a 20′ open-side container?
You can load cargo from the side using forklifts, pallet jacks, or manual handling.
. Consequently, this design allows full-length access without rear unloading.