A standard 20ft shipping container is approximately 20 feet long, 8 feet wide, and 8 feet 6 inches high on the outside. The internal dimensions are typically around 19 feet 4 inches long, 7 feet 8 inches wide, and 7 feet 10 inches high, although exact measurements can vary slightly by manufacturer.

An empty 20ft container generally weighs around 5,000–5,500 pounds (2,270–2,500 kg). The exact tare weight depends on the container's design, manufacturer, and condition.

A 20-foot storage container provides approximately 1,170 cubic feet of storage space which can typically accommodate the contents of a 2–3 bedroom home, depending on the size of the furniture and how efficiently items are packed.

Cargo doors are heavy-duty steel double doors typically located at one end of a shipping container. They feature locking bars, handles, and rubber seals designed to provide secure access while protecting the contents from outside weather conditions.

Yes! Shipping container cargo doors feature heavy-duty locking bars and handles that can be secured with a padlock. For additional protection, Container Alliance offers lockboxes that help shield the padlock from tampering and theft.

Yes! Container Alliance offers Double Door shipping containers with cargo doors on both ends for convenient access from either side. These configurations are available in select sizes and conditions. Contact us to check availability and pricing.

A Cargo Worthy (CW) shipping container is a used container that meets the structural requirements for international shipping. These containers are inspected for structural integrity and can be used for overseas shipping with the appropriate survey and certification. They are an affordable option for secure storage and transportation.

A Cargo Worthy shipping container can provide many additional years of reliable service with proper maintenance. Its lifespan depends on its age, condition, climate, and exposure to the elements. Regular maintenance and addressing rust or damage can help extend its usable life.

Yes. Cargo Worthy shipping containers are used units that typically have visible dents, scratches, surface rust, shipping line markings, and previous repairs. These signs of wear are expected, but the containers must still meet Cargo Worthy structural standards.

Cargo Worthy shipping containers are designed to be wind and watertight, helping protect stored contents from rain and outside moisture. Their steel construction and rubber door seals also help prevent rodents and other pests from entering.

Cargo Worthy shipping containers come in a variety of colors depending on current inventory. Since these units are not categorized or tracked by color, we cannot guarantee a specific color. However, we can check available options at the time of your order.

Yes! Cargo Worthy shipping containers can be customized with roll-up doors, personnel doors, windows, insulation, electrical packages, air conditioning, and custom painting. For more extensive modifications, we generally recommend One Trip containers due to their newer condition. Contact Container Alliance to discuss the best option for your project.