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20ft Used Flat Rack Container

SKU SC-20FR-USED-EV1Z · Used · 20 × 8 × 8.5 ft

Used 20ft flat rack container with collapsible ends for oversized and heavy loads that won't fit a standard container.

$1,855
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  • Used 20ft flat rack
  • Collapsible end walls
  • Carries oversized, heavy loads
  • Reinforced steel base
  • Lashing and securing points
  • Machinery and vehicle transport
  • Nationwide delivery
  • Inspected before delivery
  • Transparent pricing
  • 1-business-day quotes

A used 20ft flat rack container with a strong base and collapsible end walls, built for large, heavy, or awkward loads that can't be loaded into a conventional box.

Flat racks are available in 20ft and 40ft and are ideal for machinery, vehicles, and pipe.

Specifications

External 20ft long, 8ft wide. Reinforced steel base with collapsible ends, lashing and securing points.

Frequently asked questions

What is a 20ft flat rack container best used for?
A flat rack has only a base and two end walls, so it carries wide, heavy, or oddly shaped loads that will not fit a closed box, such as machinery, vehicles, pipe, and building materials. It is built for oversized cargo and project transport.
How is a flat rack different from a standard container?
It has no roof and no side walls, just a reinforced floor with collapsible or fixed end walls, so you load from the top or sides. That open design takes cargo a standard container cannot enclose.
What size is it and what can it carry?
It is 20ft long and 8ft wide, with a heavy-duty base rated for concentrated loads. Cargo can overhang the width and height limits a closed box imposes, within road and transport rules.
What does used condition mean for this flat rack?
This is a used, cargo-worthy unit with surface wear and weathered paint, with a structurally sound base and end walls. Every unit is inspected and graded before delivery.
How is a flat rack delivered?
A tilt-bed (roll-off) truck slides it off at ground level, so no crane or forklift is usually needed to set it down. We check site access first, and a heavy or wide load may need a crane.