How much can a 16 ft pod fit?

How much can a 16 ft pod fit?

What fits in a 16′ x 8′ PODS container? PODS’ 16’x8′ container is our largest and most popular size for local and long-distance moves as well as storage, holding the contents for up to a 1,200 square foot space. Fits contents from a 1 to 2-bedroom apartment or small home (3 to 4 rooms). According to their website, PODS’ 16-foot containers have a maximum cargo capacity of 4,200 pounds. It also states that they’re suitable for 3-4 bedroom homes. As an example, you typically need one 8-foot PODS container for a small apartment, one 16-foot PODS container for a two-to-three bedroom home, and two 16-foot PODS containers for a living space with five or more rooms. Compared to 1-800-PACK-RAT, PODS offers the largest fleet and biggest network, with twice the locations and 3X the containers as 1-800-PACK-RAT. We also have 230 secure Storage Centers nationwide. That means more availability for you, and more control when it comes to scheduling.

What fits in 8-foot pod?

The size is comparable to a 15-foot moving truck or a 10-by-10-foot storage unit. 8-foot PODs are perfectly sized for moving contents in spaces 500 square feet or less such as a studio apartment, dorm room or a furniture move. This size is comparable to a 10-foot moving truck or a 5-by-10-foot storage unit. 16-foot container The PODS 16-ft. container is approximately 16’x8’x8. According to PODS, the container is the company’s largest container option and is a “popular choice for moving a home with three or four rooms.” The inside of the container offers 857 cubic feet of packing space. PODS claims that the 16-ft. PODS containers come in three sizes: The smallest is 7 feet long, 7 feet wide and 8 feet high; the two larger sizes are 8 feet high and wide, and either 12 feet or 16 feet long. 8-Foot Portable Storage & Moving Containers Each 8-foot container holds about 1-2 rooms of furniture and is roughly the same size as an 8′ x 8′ storage room. The 8-foot container can hold up to 4,000 lbs. Therefore, if your PODS storage container exceeds the limits for the POD’s size, you’ll be asked to rent an additional container and you’ll need to unpack some of the items in the too-heavy container and move them into the new container. Sometimes Cheaper Than Professional Movers Historically, PODS cost less than hiring a professional moving company because you aren’t paying for the quality labor required to pack and load the contents of a home.