Can you deliver on grass or sand?
Delivery on grass or sand is generally not stable. Our transport partners may consider them unsuitable surfaces. A hard, flat surface is essential for the road, entrance, and the designated container placement area.
Can a container be delivered onto grass or sand?
Delivery onto sand is not possible. Delivery directly onto grass is strongly discouraged, as our transport partners may consider it an unsuitable surface. If you need the container placed on grass, share a photo of the location in advance and confirm that the surface is dry, packed, and firm.
What surface requirements apply to the delivery route and placement spot?
A hard, flat surface is required along the road, entrance, and the designated container placement spot. Delivery trucks and containers are heavy and need a firm surface to be safely maneuvered and positioned. Meet these requirements to prepare your site:
- Ensure the road, entrance, and placement spot are hard and flat.
- Keep the ground dry, packed, and firm to prevent the truck from sinking during unloading.
- If placing the container on grass, put landscape timbers or wooden planks underneath to prevent the container from sinking.
What should you consider about post-delivery access on grass?
Grass is generally easy to repair once the container is removed. If the ground is wet, access to the site may be restricted after delivery is complete — wet or soft ground can prevent the truck from safely completing the unload. Check ground conditions in advance and confirm the site meets all surface requirements before scheduling your delivery.