These charts use nominal container size to explain the comparison. They do not replace the data plate, exact-unit measurements, carrier review or site approval.
Both use the common nominal 8FT exterior width for this simple footprint comparison.
The graphic uses the true 8.5-to-9.5 height ratio, not equal-height boxes.
Dimensions, weight, sensitivity and compatibility
Route, ground, drainage and working clearance
Retrieval, aisle, inspection and security routine
Property, carrier, authority and qualified design
Confirms landlord, zoning, fire-lane and site requirements.
Control aisles, stacking, handling, access and employee safety.
Control food, records, electronics, chemicals and sensitive inventory.
Controls structural cuts, electrical work, occupancy and egress.
Keeps overflow inside the receiving, count and replenishment system.
Container specifications vary by manufacturer, type and unit. Use these values only for early comparison and verify the exact container before purchase, loading or modification.
A specialist will match local inventory and confirm the exact unit before you commit.
