Rent 20ft Double Door Storage Container /per month

How do I move the container? 
The 10ft container is perfect for temporary storage, as it can easily be moved around your work site. Here are two different ways it can be done:

• 5,000+ lbs capacity forklift with a minimum of 6ft long forks. This is the best method for completely lifting the container in the air. The 5,000+ lbs load capacity will allow you to securely lift the container off the ground, and the 6ft long forks will provide the minimum length to secure the container without it tipping over. 
• A regular 5,000 lbs warehouse forklift will manage to lift the container by one end and drag it. It is not the preferred method, but will work if necessary.

When does pick-up and return happen?
Time slots are coordinated with you in the first or second part of the day from 7am-6pm PST from Monday - Saturday. For more information please contact us at (920) 933 - 7021 or sales@unitedcontainersolutions.com.

Will I be charged for damages that occur during the rental period?
You will not be charged for minor damages, such as scratches or dents, which can appear during loading/unloading or normal usage. However, in the case of misuse or incorrect transportation methods that cause holes, broken windows/doors, latches, overspray, floor damages or graffiti, a charge will be applied corresponding to the assessment of damages. For any other questions you would like answered check our [FAQ page]. Or reach out to a sales rep at (989) 299-2929

$500 for the first 50 miles + $4.50 per mile

Requirements

Horizontal Clearance = 40ft
Height Clearance = 16ft
Width Clearance = 10ft 

The Truck

The 20ft storage container is delivered using a 30ft tilt bed truck. This delivery method requires 30ft plus the length of the container, so 50ft in total. 

Door Location

When placing your order, know the direction you want the container doors to face at your location. This determines whether we load the container "doors to the cab" or "doors to the rear" of the truck. On delivery day, our driver will back up to the location you’ve chosen and slide the container onto the ground. 

Prepare the Ground

Tilt bed trucks and trailers are heavy! In order for them not to get stuck, the ground needs to be compact and dry leading up to the drop location. Muddy roads are not suitable for a tilt bed truck, or pickup truck with tilt bed trailer to drive on. The driver will also need 30ft of width for any turns they may need to make. If your location is already dry, compact, and level then you’re ready to go. If not, a common solution is laying down gravel, cement or pavement. To ensure the container is level, support all four corners with wood blocks. 

Remove Any Obstructions

In addition to the container drop location, make sure to prepare the entire delivery site for the driver. Remove any obstacles in the way that would prevent the truck from reaching the delivery location. This includes low-hanging tree branches, low power lines, overhangs, etc. If there are any obstacles or issues you would like to bring to our attention please don’t hesitate to reach out to the United Container dispatch team. 

External

Length: 10ft (3.04 m)

Width: 8ft (2.44 m)

Height: 8ft 6 in. (2.62 m)

Internal

Length: 9ft (2.75 m)

Width: 7ft 8 in. (2.34 m)

Height: 7ft 10 in. (2.38 m)

 

Tare Weight	2,870 lbs (1,302 kgs)
Payload	19,530 lbs (8,858 kgs)
Gross Weight	22,400 lbs (10,160 kgs)