Enter your load's dimensions — crate, machine, pallet stack — and every type below answers instantly: through the door, inside the box, under the payload limit. Assumes the load enters lengthwise and stays upright.
How it works
The checker treats your load as a box that goes in lengthwise and stays upright. Its width and height have to clear the door opening; then its length, width and height have to fit inside the container; then, if you enter a weight, it has to be within the container’s rated payload.
Door openings, interior dimensions and payloads come from the nominal specification for each container type on this site. Real containers vary from nominal by up to ±25 mm in length and ±15 mm in width and height, so any clearance under 50 mm is flagged as tight — measure the actual unit before you commit to a close fit.
The checker answers whether the load fits. It does not plan securing, weight distribution or floor point loads. Full specifications for every size are in the container dimensions guide.