
40-Foot High Cube
The most widely booked ocean unit, adding a foot of height to the 40-foot footprint.
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Extended-length high cube for high-volume freight and large-footprint storage.
45 ft

The 45-foot high cube adds five feet of length to the 40-foot high cube, producing roughly 3,040 cubic feet of interior volume. It is used on trade lanes and equipment pools that accept the extended length, and is a frequent choice for lightweight high-volume cargo.
Availability is narrower than the 40-foot high cube and acceptance varies by carrier, vessel service and inland route. Confirm both the booking acceptance and the road permit requirements before committing the equipment to a lane.
On the storage side the unit gives the largest continuous ground-level floor area in the dry van range, which suits long material, racking layouts and site offices.
Also called45' HC · 45-foot hi-cube · 45HC
| Length | 44' 5⅝" |
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| Width | 7' 8⅝" |
| Height | 8' 10¼" |
| Floor area | 341 sq ft |
| Cubic capacity | 3,037 cu ft |
| Length | 45' |
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| Width | 8' |
| Height | 9' 6" |
| Width | 7' 8⅛" |
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| Height | 8' 6¼" |
| Tare weight | 10,362 lb |
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| Maximum payload | 56,620 lb |
| Maximum gross weight | 67,200 lb |
| ISO size/type code | L5G0 / L5G1 |
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| ISO size group | L5 (45 ft × 9 ft 6 in) |
| CSC information | Cargo-worthy units carry a valid CSC safety approval plate |
Container specifications may vary by manufacturer, production year and individual unit. Confirm the specifications of the assigned container before booking, loading or modifying the equipment.
Built with corner castings at 40-foot and 45-foot positions.
Specifications last reviewed 2026-08-24. · Representative carrier specification. Reference specification
Equipment moving on an international booking has to satisfy the applicable carrier, CSC, inspection, prefix, marking and documentation requirements before it is loaded. Wind and watertight condition describes weather protection only, and is a separate standard from cargo-worthy condition.

The most widely booked ocean unit, adding a foot of height to the 40-foot footprint.
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Domestic high cube built to the North American rail and highway footprint.
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Twice the floor area of a 20-foot unit for lighter, higher-volume international cargo.
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