Interstate Moving Container Sizes & Specifications
Whether you’re relocating a small apartment or a large family home, our high-cube and general-purpose containers provide secure, weatherproof storage solutions with the flexibility to pack at your own pace.
Our fleet includes 20-foot and 40-foot shipping containers, each equipped with essential features like tie-off points for securing your belongings and vapor vents to prevent condensation during transport. Understanding the differences between container types—including their dimensions, capacity, and suitability for various moving scenarios—helps ensure you choose the most practical and economical option for your interstate move. Below, you’ll find detailed specifications for each container type to help you make an informed decision for your relocation needs.
20 Foot Moving Containers
20 Foot moving containers are our most popular size and can usually fit the contents of a 3 - 4 bedroom.
20 ft HC Container:
✓ The capacity is 38 cubic metres
✓ The dimensions are: 6 M (Long) | 2.35 M (Wide) | 2.7 M (High)
✓ Tie off points situated throughout the container for securing your goods
✓ Vapour vents to reduce condensation buildup inside the container
20 ft GP Container:
✓ The capacity is 33 cubic metres
✓ The dimensions are: 6 M (Long) | 2.35 M (Wide) | 2.35 M (High)
✓ Tie off points situated at floor and ceiling for securing your goods
✓ Vapour vents to reduce condensation buildup inside the container
40 Foot Moving Containers
40 Foot moving containers are usually used for commercial relocation purposes.
40 ft HC Container:
✓ The capacity is 76 cubic metres
✓ The dimensions are: 12 M (Long) | 2.35 M (Wide) | 2.7 M (High)
✓ Tie off points situated at floor and ceiling for securing your goods
✓ Vapour vents to reduce condensation buildup inside the container
40 ft GP Container:
✓ The capacity is 67 cubic metres
✓ The dimensions are: 12 M (Long) | 2.35 M (Wide) | 2.35 M (High)
✓ Tie off points situated at floor and ceiling for securing your goods
✓ Vapour vents to reduce condensation buildup inside the container
For residential customers requiring a 40 foot container, we usually recommend using two 20 foot containers as they are better equipped for residential moves. This is because 40 foot containers do not container as many tie off points inside, they do not come with packing equipment and the trucks that deliver 40 foot containers are generally not suited to residential locations.