Oversized and heavy cargo — large machinery, industrial equipment, boats or structures — typically ships on flat rack or open top containers, which load from the side or from above and allow cargo to extend beyond a standard container's dimensions. We assess dimensions and weight up front and plan loading, securing and port handling around them.
For multi-container projects we coordinate bookings, pickups and documentation across the whole shipment so everything moves on schedule. For consolidated shipments, cargo from several suppliers or product lines is brought together and shipped as one, with the paperwork organized to match.
Frequently Asked Questions
Cargo that's too wide, tall or heavy for a closed container can often ship on a flat rack or open top container. Share the dimensions and weight when you request a quote and we'll recommend the right option.
Yes — we can coordinate consolidation so cargo from several suppliers ships together, with documentation organized for the combined shipment.