The smallest container holds a studio or a single room. Enter your furniture and boxes to see what fits before you book it.
The smallest container is exactly one room, so a single extra sofa can push you to the next size. Enter your list to confirm which size you need.
~385 cu ft · one room
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The smallest moving container (7 to 8 ft, about 385 cu ft) holds a studio or single room: a sofa, a queen bed, a dresser, and 10 to 20 boxes. It is sized for one room, not a full one-bedroom with dining furniture.
01The smallest common portable container is about 7 to 8 ft long with roughly 385 cubic feet, a 7 ft 5 in interior height, and the highest weight limit of the sizes at around 5,200 lb.
02Usually yes. A studio with a sofa, bed, dresser, and boxes fits in the smallest container. A studio packed with extra furniture or appliances may need the 12 ft size.
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