What are the dimensions of the base station dedicated container

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Why are standard containers called ISO containers?

The standard containers are also called ISO containers due to the flexible and multimodal applications provided by the International Organization for Standardization. Find dimensions, sizes and specifications for all shipping container types. Find out which type of container is best suited for your shipment.

What is a standard container size?

All standard containers maintain a width of 8 feet, with heights of either 8'6″ (standard) or 9'6″ (high cube). The high cube variant, offering an extra foot of height, has grown increasingly popular and now represents nearly 50% of the global maritime container fleet.

What are the ISO container specifications?

This information is provided as a convenient quick reference only. This information is subject to change without notice and is outside of the control of Tandemloc. These ISO container specifications were developed from ISO Standards 668, 1161, 1496 and 3874, and include key details related to container dimensions and handling.

How tall is a shipping container?

The height of each shipping container varies between standard height (8 feet 6 inches) and "high cube" (9 feet 6 inches), which are often used to increase storage space or create better air circulation. Check out the table below for a breakdown of shipping container dimensions and specifications.