The 20ft high cube container has an exterior height of 9’6”, which is 1 foot taller than the standard height of shipping containers. They are designed to accommodate those needing to store or transport larger oversized items that don’t fit inside standard height containers.

Like all other shipping containers, these high cube units are built with anti-corrosive steel to better protect their structural integrity from rust and other forms of wear. The floors are made from 1-1/8” marine grade plywood whose properties include very low moisture content, preventing fungi and termites.

20ft High Cube Container Outside Dimensions

• Width: 2438 mm
• Length: 6058 mm
• Height: 2896 mm
• Tare Weight: 2320 Kg
• Volume: 37,30 m3
• Payload: 28.160 Kg

20ft High Cube Container Inside Dimensions

• Width: 2344 mm
• Length: 5898 mm
• Height: 2695 mm

Standards

1. 1- TS 1356 Series 1 – Cargo Container – General Cargo Containers – For General Purposes
2. 2- TS 1360 Series 1 – Cargo Container – Dimensions and Gross Mass
3. 3- TS 1358 Series 1 – Cargo Container – Corner Connection Parts – Properties
4. 4- CSC and DNV standarts

• • Part 1: Offshore containers — Design, manufacture and marking, The European Standard EN 12079-1:2006 has the status of a  British Standard
• • Part 2: Lifting sets — Design, manufacture and marking, The European Standard EN 12079-2:2006 has the status of a British  Standard
• • Part 3: Periodic inspection, examination and testing , The European Standard EN 12079-3:2006 has the status of a British Standard
• • ACE I , ACE II , ACE III

Note:

• • Internal dimensions and weights are based on shipping line's and manufacturer's specifications. Tolerances must always be  taken into account by shipper. Above mentioned details are to be considered as a guideline only.
• • Weight restrictions may be considered throughout the whole transport leg. National rules and regulations for road and rail  transport, capacity limitations of cranes in seaport and inland-terminals as well as other factors may overrule the possible  payload of a container.
• • For precise case-by-case information consult your local Freight Forwarder, Packaging Specialist or the specific shipping line you are going to book with.