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20ft Flat Rack Shipping Container — First-Trip

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First-trip version, this 20 ft Flat Rack container offers a 12.84 m2 platform with removable walls for oversized equipment, certified new condition. A 31,250 kg payload for the heaviest equipment.

Dimensions (LxWxH)
5.7 m × 2.4 m × 2.6 m
Floor area
12,84 m²
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      Technical specifications

      External dimensions5,718 m × 2,438 m × 2,591 m
      Internal dimensions5,634 m × 2,352 m × 2,392 m
      Tare weight2 750 kg
      Payload31 250 kg
      Floor area12,84 m²
      MaterialsFully welded Corten
      Floor typeMarine plywood 28 mm
      CertificationsCSC
      TypeConteneur Flat Rack
      Reference (SKU)conteneur-20-pieds-flat-rack-premier-voyage
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      Definition

      What is a Flat Rack container?

      La famille Flat Rack sert aux charges qui ne peuvent pas entrer dans un conteneur fermé classique. Elle répond aux marchandises longues, larges, hautes ou très difficiles à manœuvrer.

      OOG signifie Out Of Gauge, c’est-à-dire hors gabarit standard. Le Flat Rack permet de traiter ces charges avec une plateforme et des extrémités adaptées selon modèle.

      Le choix dépend du poids, des appuis, des dimensions et de la méthode de levage. La sécurité de manutention doit être étudiée avant devis.

      • Charges OOG

        Le Flat Rack répond aux marchandises hors gabarit. Il devient nécessaire quand une caisse fermée limite le chargement.

      • Appuis à vérifier

        La charge doit reposer correctement sur la structure. Les points d’appui et le poids conditionnent la faisabilité.

      • Transport cadré

        Le transport d’une charge hors gabarit demande une préparation spécifique. Les dimensions doivent être confirmées avant cotation.

      In detail

      What is a new 20ft Flat Rack shipping container?

      A Flat Rack container is a platform-type container: it has no roof or side walls, only a floor and two fixed high end walls, front and rear. The "first-trip" designation means it is a new unit, straight from the factory after a single positioning journey. The 20ft format is the range's intermediate size.

      This configuration provides full access from every angle: from the top, from the sides, and from the ends. It serves the loading of out-of-gauge cargo; OOG, for Out Of Gauge, meaning parts that exceed the width or height of a closed container. The new structure is built on a Corten steel box, a self-weathering steel that naturally resists marine corrosion, fully welded, with a 28 mm marine plywood floor.

      In the 20ft format, the unit offers 12.84 m² of floor area for a payload of 31,250 kg, higher than a standard 20ft Dry container. It is the benchmark for transporting steel coils, compact construction machinery, heavy industrial equipment, and oversized prefabricated structures.

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      Model dimensions

      Usable space and access

      Interior (L × W × H)
      5,634 m × 2,352 m × 2,392 m

      Use the internal dimensions to plan the load or equipment layout. Allow the clearances needed for movement, handling and maintenance for your intended use.

      Mass and load distribution

      Check total mass, point loads, load distribution and handling equipment compatibility. Available volume does not determine permissible load: reference masses are listed in the technical specifications.

      Reference dimensions from the product sheet, to be confirmed for the proposed container.

      Exterior envelope

      Exterior dimensions and installation

      Exterior (L × W × H)
      5,718 m × 2,438 m × 2,591 m

      These dimensions describe the container envelope. Door movements, connections and servicing may require additional space around the unit.

      The unloading area depends on the vehicle and lifting method. It must be assessed separately from the container’s final position.

      Reference dimensions from the product sheet, to be confirmed for the proposed container.

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      Dimensioned exterior view of 20ft Flat Rack Shipping Container — First-TripDimensions in millimetres · perspective view

      Le choix de l’état

      Premier voyage ou occasion ?

      L’aspect attendu, l’usage et le budget orientent le choix. Demandez les photos et les caractéristiques du conteneur proposé avant de vous décider.

      20ft Flat Rack Shipping Container — First-Trip
      Premier voyage
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      Occasion
      Comparer les deux états
      Premier voyage : quel état ?

      Un conteneur premier voyage est une unité récemment fabriquée qui a effectué un trajet maritime de positionnement. Son aspect est généralement proche du neuf, mais de petites marques de transport ou de manutention restent possibles.

      C’est une option à privilégier pour une installation visible, un aménagement soigné ou un projet où l’état initial compte particulièrement. Demandez les photos et les caractéristiques du conteneur proposé.

      Occasion : pour quels usages ?

      Un conteneur d’occasion a déjà servi au transport maritime. Les bosses, les reprises de peinture, la corrosion et les réparations varient d’une unité à l’autre : l’appellation seule ne décrit pas son état réel.

      Pour le stockage, le chantier ou un usage technique, une occasion contrôlée peut répondre au besoin avec un budget initial plus contenu. Distinguez les traces d’usage acceptables des défauts qui affectent la structure, la fermeture des portes ou l’étanchéité.

      Que vérifier avant l’achat ?
      • Structure : déformations importantes, trous, corrosion perforante, état du châssis et des coins ISO.
      • Portes et joints : ouverture, fermeture, fonctionnement des barres de verrouillage et continuité des joints.
      • Plancher et étanchéité : zones molles, réparations inadaptées et entrées de lumière anormales, hors ventilation prévue.

      Pour un transport maritime international, faites aussi confirmer la validité CSC et l’aptitude de l’unité au transport prévu. La plaque ne remplace pas l’examen du conteneur.

      Budget : que faut-il comparer ?

      À format comparable, l’occasion est généralement moins chère à l’achat. Vérifiez aussi ce que le devis inclut : le conteneur, le transport et le déchargement sur votre site.

      À format identique, les dimensions nominales restent les mêmes ; la tare et la charge utile se vérifient sur les plaques. Pour un frigorifique, un Open Side ou un conteneur équipé, contrôlez aussi les équipements décisifs pour votre usage : groupe froid, portes ou installations.

      In detail

      Flat Rack or closed container: why a platform?

      A closed container loads through its doors: the cargo must fit through them, staying within the opening's gauge. A part wider or taller than this opening won't fit. The Flat Rack removes the problem: with no roof or walls, it loads from the top by crane, from the sides, or from the ends.

      The two high end walls, however, remain essential. They stiffen the structure, serve as lashing points, and allow stacking; containers stacked in a ship's hold. The Flat Rack is the compromise of the OOG segment: maximum loading access, but still a stable, stackable structure.

      Applications

      Uses of a new 20ft Flat Rack shipping container

      The absence of a roof and walls allows every loading method, crane, hoist, overhead crane, side access, for parts that won't fit through a closed container's doors. Four industrial uses illustrate this:

      The applications below show in which contexts this format is most relevant. Each use case connects the on-site need to the container's concrete benefit.

      • Construction; compact site equipment

        Mini excavators, compressors, generator sets, and drilling equipment transportable without prior dismantling.

      • Metallurgy; coils and welded structures

        Large steel coils, boilermaking structures, and machine tools delivered as a single block.

      • Energy; strategic components

        Large-format transformers, short wind-turbine sections, and structural solar equipment. This level of detail makes the card self-sufficient for quickly comparing options and anticipating project constraints.

      • Shipbuilding and aerospace industry

        Hull sections, deck equipment, and compact out-of-gauge aerospace structures. This level of detail makes the card self-sufficient for quickly comparing options and anticipating project constraints.

      Highlights

      Why buy a new 20ft Flat Rack shipping container

      The new 20ft Flat Rack is the out-of-gauge platform of the intermediate format. The strengths below explain what the absence of roof and walls changes for loading, and why this platform handles loads no closed container can take.

      The strengths below explain what each technical choice brings to the project. They help compare the product with a less specialized alternative or a different condition.

      • High payload

        31,250 kg allowable, a capacity higher than a standard 20ft Dry container. The reinforced platform is sized for heavy, concentrated loads.

      • No obstacle to loading

        With no roof or walls, access is by crane, from the sides, and from the ends, across the entire box. The load can freely exceed the gauge.

      • Fixed high end walls

        The two end walls ensure load stability in multimodal transport and allow stacking in a ship's hold.

      • 28 mm marine plywood floor

        A flat, resistant surface, able to handle both rolling loads and heavy machines set down at a single point.

      • Fully welded Corten box

        The self-weathering steel structure guarantees maritime-grade robustness. The platform is ISO 6346 and CSC compliant for multimodal transport.

      • Intermediate OOG format

        The 20ft gauge is compatible with the European road fleet and ISO maritime terminals, with no modification.

      Applications

      What is the price of a new 20ft Flat Rack shipping container

      The new 20ft Flat Rack belongs to a specialized segment of maritime trade. Its price depends on production cycles for reinforced platforms and more limited availability than a standard closed container.

      Four factors drive the quote observed:

      The factors below explain why the price can vary from one quote to another. They help you read a quote by distinguishing the product price, availability, and delivery costs.

      • Demand for industrial out-of-gauge transport

        The growth of construction, energy, and heavy industry projects sustains lasting demand for the intermediate-format Flat Rack.

      • Cost of Corten steel and the reinforced floor

        The box, 28 mm marine plywood floor, and reinforced end walls add to the factory price.

      • Maritime logistics pressures

        Flat Rack supply remains more limited than that of the standard Dry container and more volatile depending on industrial cycles.

      • Downstream costs

        Standard 20ft road transport, crane handling required for mounting on a chassis and unloading.

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      Delivery

      Delivery & logistics

      National Conteneur delivers throughout mainland France and internationally. Lead times and conditions vary by zone and mode of transport.

      • 1-3 weeks

        Nationwide delivery

        Container truck with flat set-down on a prepared site.

        Zones Mainland France

      • On quote

        Complex site

        Dedicated mobile crane for sites with difficult access or elevated placement.

        Zones Mainland France

      • 48-72h

        Express

        Immediate stock at port depot, expedited delivery subject to availability.

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