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6mm Plywood — Container Type Comparison

For 6mm plywood (Acacia core, 1220×2440mm), the 40ft High Cube holds the most sheets at 2,656. Comparison: 20ft Container = 1,328 sheets (13.76 MT), 40ft Container = 2,448 sheets (25.36 MT), 40HC = 2,656 sheets (27.51 MT), Flatbed Truck = 2,016 sheets (20.88 MT).

6mm Plywood — All Container Types Compared

Acacia hardwood core (580 kg/m³). Panel size: 1220×2440mm (4'×8').

ContainerMax PayloadPalletsSheets/PalletTotal SheetsNet Weight (MT)Limit
20ft Container20 MT81661,32813.76weight
40ft Container25.5 MT161532,44825.36weight
40ft High CubeBest28.5 MT161662,65627.51weight
Flatbed Truck21 MT161262,01620.88weight

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which container type fits the most 6mm plywood sheets?

The 40ft High Cube fits the most 6mm plywood sheets: 2,656 (Acacia core). Ranking: 40HC (2,656), 40ft (2,448), Flatbed (2,016), 20ft (1,328).

Should I use a 20ft or 40ft container for 6mm plywood?

A 40ft container holds 2,448 sheets of 6mm plywood vs. 1,328 in a 20ft — that's 84% more capacity. Choose 20ft for smaller orders or when port space is limited. For maximum value, use a 40HC (2,656 sheets).

What is the cost difference between 6mm plywood in 20ft vs 40HC?

A 40HC holds 2,656 sheets of 6mm plywood vs. 1,328 in a 20ft. The 40HC typically costs 30-50% more than a 20ft but carries 100% more sheets, making the per-sheet shipping cost significantly lower.

Can I ship 6mm plywood on a flatbed truck?

Yes. A flatbed truck can carry 2,016 sheets of 6mm plywood (20.88 MT). Flatbeds are ideal for domestic delivery but not suitable for ocean freight. Max payload: 21 MT.

Related Specifications

Data calculated using Vinawood's plywood specification engine. Figures are for standard conditions. Actual values may vary with moisture content, glue type, and manufacturing tolerances.Try our interactive calculators →