Containers

Open-top and enclosed containers for construction debris, demolition waste, commercial trash, and daily collection routes. Sizes run from half-yard mini rear loads up to 50-yard roll-offs, in standard, heavy duty, and super heavy duty builds matched to the weight of the material.

Cable Roll-Off

Cable Roll-Off Container - Flat Front

The flat front cable roll-off is the box most haulers run on construction, demolition, and cleanout jobs. The standard build is a 7 gauge floor, 12 gauge sides, front, and door, structural channel crossmembers on 16-inch centers, 6x2 x 3/16 main rails, and 8x10 wheels with heavy duty side plates. A 30-yard holds roughly 170 trash bags, or about 9 pickup truck loads, which covers a mid-size renovation, a roof tear-off, or a warehouse cleanout. Sizes run from 10 to 50 cubic yards. For scrap, concrete, and other heavy loads, the Heavy Duty package moves to 10 gauge sides, 1/4-inch floors, and crossmembers on 12-inch centers, and Super Heavy Duty goes to 7 gauge sides. General contractors, roofers, property managers, and haulers running daily roll-off routes are the usual buyers.

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Cable Roll-Off

Cable Roll-Off Container - Tub Style

The tub style cable roll-off has a radiused bottom instead of square floor-to-wall corners. Wet waste, sludge, and sticky material slide out when the box is dumped rather than packing into the corners, so crews spend less time scraping it out between loads. Capacity matches the flat front: a 30-yard tub holds roughly 170 trash bags or about 9 pickup truck loads. The standard build uses a 7 gauge floor, 12 gauge sides, structural channel crossmembers on 16-inch centers, and 6x2 x 3/16 main rails. Food processors, wastewater treatment plants, and municipal organics programs use the tub for wet, semi-liquid, and adhesive waste. Sizes run from 10 to 50 cubic yards, with Heavy Duty (10 gauge sides) and Super Heavy Duty (7 gauge sides) packages for denser material.

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Cable Roll-Off

Cable Roll-Off Container - Heavy Duty

These are the roll-offs for scrap metal, concrete, demolition debris, and heavy industrial byproducts, the loads that wear out a standard-gauge box in months. Heavy Duty uses 10 gauge sides on a 1/4-inch plate floor with structural channel crossmembers on 12-inch centers and 6x2 x 1/4-inch main rails. Super Heavy Duty keeps that floor package and goes to 7 gauge sides. A 4-inch structural tube top rail resists racking, an extra-heavy cable sheave roller assembly takes the pull, and bolt-on HARDOX liner plates are available for abrasive material. Scrap yards, demolition contractors, recycling processors, and heavy civil crews are the main users. Sizes run from 10 to 50 cubic yards, on floor lengths from 8 to 23 feet to suit site access and material.

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Hook Lift

Hook Lift Container - Flat Front

A flat front hook lift container (also called a hooklift container or hook lift box) is picked up by a hydraulic arm on the truck instead of a cable and winch, so swaps on a busy site go faster. The flat front gives the most usable volume for the footprint: a 20-yard holds roughly 115 trash bags or about 6 pickup truck loads of construction debris, yard waste, or commercial trash. Standard steel is 10 gauge with a 7 gauge option, on continuous longitudinal floor runners and a reinforced subframe. The universal hook bar works with Galbreath, Stellar, SwapLoader, and the other major hook lift systems. Sizes run from 10 to 30 cubic yards on floor lengths from 8 to 23 feet. Haulers running several container sizes off one hook lift truck, general contractors, and property managers who need quick turnaround are the usual buyers.

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Hook Lift

Hook Lift Container - Tub Style

The tub style hook lift container puts a radiused bottom on a hook lift box, so wet waste, sludge, and sticky material slide out on the dump instead of packing into the corners. The rounded lower section has no corners for food waste and wet organics to collect in, and the smooth interior finish makes washout between loads quicker. An interior epoxy lining is available for corrosive loads. Standard steel is 10 gauge with a 7 gauge option. Food processors, wastewater treatment plants, municipal organics programs, and restaurants with high-volume wet waste are the typical users. Sizes run from 10 to 30 cubic yards, compatible with Galbreath, Stellar, SwapLoader, and the other major hook lift systems.

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Hook Lift

Hook Lift Container - Heavy Duty

The heavy duty hook lift container is 7 gauge steel on every primary surface, built for scrap metal, demolition debris, concrete, and dense industrial byproducts that wreck standard-gauge boxes. A 4-inch structural channel top rail keeps the sidewalls from spreading, and full-penetration welds with gusset plates reinforce every critical joint. A 20-yard heavy duty model handles 5 to 6 tons per load without sidewall deformation. The hook bar is double-reinforced, the subframe is upgraded, the rear door hinges and cam locks are heavier, and HARDOX liner plates are an option for abrasive material. Scrap processors, heavy demolition contractors, and industrial plants are the main buyers. Sizes run from 15 to 30 cubic yards, compatible with all major hook lift truck systems.

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Front Load

Front Load Container - Slant

The slant front load container is the commercial dumpster most people picture: the one behind restaurants, stores, offices, and strip malls. The angled front panel steers material toward the rear when the truck tips it, so less is left behind after each pickup. A 2-yard holds about 12 trash bags, enough for a small restaurant or a 20-person office. An 8-yard holds roughly 50 bags and suits a busy retail plaza or multi-tenant commercial building. Bodies are 12 gauge formed steel with continuously welded seams, universal fork pocket spacing, a threaded drain plug, and a two-coat polyurethane finish. Lids come gravity-pivot, spring-loaded, or flat. Sizes run from 1 to 8 cubic yards for daily food scraps, packaging, office trash, and general commercial waste.

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Front Load

Front Load Container - High Side

The high side front load container has taller sidewalls than a slant dumpster, so it holds more of the light, bulky waste that overflows a standard box: cardboard, plastics, foam packing, and mixed recyclables. An 8-yard high side holds noticeably more bagged material than a standard 8-yard because the extra height takes the low-density packaging that would otherwise spill over between pickups. The taller walls also keep wind-blown debris in the container and out of the lot. Panels are 12 gauge with hat-channel stiffeners, and the two-coat polyurethane finish comes in standard or custom colors. Grocery stores, distribution centers, warehouses, and manufacturers with heavy packaging waste are the usual buyers. Sizes run from 1 to 8 cubic yards.

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Front Load

Front Load Container - Flat Lid

The flat lid front load container has a flush, low-profile lid for spots with limited overhead clearance or where the enclosure is in public view. The lid is 14 gauge formed steel with internal channel stiffeners and a continuous rubber perimeter gasket that keeps rain out and odors in. That matters on pay-by-weight accounts, where a waterlogged dumpster costs money at the scale. The body is 12 gauge with universal fork pockets and a threaded drain plug. A 4-yard holds about 24 trash bags, a good fit for a mid-size restaurant or small retail center. Municipalities, HOA communities, restaurant districts, and property managers use it where odor control and a tidy collection area matter. Sizes run from 2 to 8 cubic yards.

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Rear Load

Rear Load Container - High Side

The high side rear load container has taller sidewalls for more bagged waste and still works with standard rear-load collection trucks. A 4-yard high side holds roughly 24 trash bags of household waste, enough for a small apartment building or a busy commercial account between weekly pickups. The extra height means fewer overflows and a cleaner collection point. The body is 12 gauge steel on a 1-3/4 inch solid steel trunion bar with reinforced mounting brackets, a gravity-pivot lid on rubber bumpers, and a drain plug on every size. A hot-dip galvanized trunion bar is available for corrosive sites. It is built for multi-family residential routes, small commercial accounts, and municipal curbside programs with high volumes of bagged trash. Sizes run from 1 to 4 cubic yards.

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Rear Load

Rear Load Container - Low Profile

The low profile rear load container is cut down in height for parking garages, covered loading docks, enclosed trash rooms, and anywhere a standard-height dumpster will not fit. A 2-yard low profile holds about 12 trash bags and clears low ceilings while using the same 1-3/4 inch solid steel trunion bar as the full-height models. Bodies are 12 gauge steel with a flat or gravity-pivot lid and a drain plug standard. Optional casters let staff roll it on a flat floor to clean behind it or move it into position. Hotels, retail centers, office buildings, and any property with tight limits on enclosure size are the usual buyers. Sizes run from 1 to 4 cubic yards.

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Rear Load

Rear Load Container - Standard

The standard rear load container is the everyday box on commercial and residential collection routes. A 2-yard holds about 12 trash bags, right for a small business or an office of 20 to 30 people, and a 6-yard handles busier sites like restaurants and retail stores. The 2-yard body is formed from a single steel sheet and weighs about 380 pounds, which leaves fewer seams to leak. All units have a 12 gauge body and sides, a 1-1/2 inch trunnion bar at a 78-inch standard width, caster pads, and a gravity-pivot lid on rubber bumpers. They work with all major rear-load collection trucks and take daily food scraps, office trash, packaging, and general commercial waste. Sizes run from 1 to 6 cubic yards.

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Rear Load

Rear Load Container - Mini

Mini rear load containers are the smallest dumpsters a rear-load garbage truck can still pick up. A 1-yard holds around 10 standard trash bags, enough for a small restaurant, a medical office, or a 10 to 20 unit apartment building. Each unit is 12 gauge steel at roughly 225 pounds, primed inside and out, and rides on two rigid and two swivel mold-on-rubber casters. They fit through standard doorways and into freight elevators, which is why NYC C&D contractors use them for high-rise renovation and interior demolition: several minis go up in one elevator trip. Hoisting is A-frame, pipe, or both, to match your hauler's truck. Sizes are 1/2, 3/4, and 1 cubic yard.

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Custom Sizes and Configurations

Floor length, steel gauge, doors, liners, paint, and hardware can be built to your spec. Send a drawing or describe the job and we will quote it.

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