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How tall is 40-foot high-cube container?
A 40-foot high-cube dry container uses a typical exterior height of 2.896 meters. It stands 0.305 meters above the standard-height container reference.
2.896 m
Sourced measurement- Measurement
- Exterior high-cube height including corner castings
- Subject or version
- High-cube dry container · typical fleet reference
- In feet, rounded
- 9.5 ft (1 ft = 0.3048 m)
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A little more perspective
Triton’s typical fleet table lists the 40-foot high-cube exterior at 12192 × 2438 × 2896 millimeters. This record uses the 2896-millimeter exterior height, not the smaller interior or door-opening height.
The long side view helps identify the 40-foot configuration, but only its vertical height is calibrated in this mode. The generated length is approximate. Closing the doors keeps the same upper and lower structural anchors; stacking another container would require a separate scene object.
Quick facts
A 40-foot high-cube dry container uses a typical exterior height of 2.896 meters. It stands 0.305 meters above the standard-height container reference.
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