Pictures
20 ft container ready for loading
40 ft container ready for loading
40ft being delivered by our UK office
Rear doors of a container
40 ft waiting to be loaded
Container going through customs
Note containers are about 4 feet off the ground on the trailer
A 20 ft being moved at the port by a fork lift
Container being loaded
This is a bulk head built with plywood and cargo loading poles to hold it in place
Halfway done
Finished & shutting the doors
20 ft ready for loading
Squeezing the last piece in
Taking a 5 minute break!
Nicely loaded container
Nicely packed tier so nothing can move
A couple more rows and it will be full to the doors
Try and use boxes of the same size so they can stack well together
See how easy it is to stack when boxes are the same size!
Hiring a ramp makes loading easier
Also for unloading
These plastic file boxes from Staples make great sturdy moving boxes
A nicely packed pallet load of boxes
Ship with many containers on it
You don't realize how huge they are until you are up close.
Our office building in England
One of our large trucks used mainly for European Deliveries
A smaller truck delivering in England
A UPS freight truck that we use sometimes for collections
One of our trucks in MD
Always reverse a car into the container so customs can see the VIN easily
Nicely tied down motorcycles in a container
But it's safer if you crate them
Clyde our 100lb Newfie in charge of office security
This is rare but why it's a good idea to take out insurance
Ooops another good reason to have insurance
Baby Kierra checking her stock portfolio in our office in Charleston.
Great view from our office in Charleston
Drive the car onto the wrecker truck
Reverse truck up to container
Reverse car into container
Chock the wheels and use ratchet straps to tie axel corners to the floor of the container
Shippers loading a 100 cubic foot U Crate at one of our terminals.
