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One end supported by the ground
One end of the container is supported directly by the ground. The opposite end is supported above lower ground.
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SECTION 6 — v0.14.76
6. Container Elevation Setup
You have told us that at least part of the container arrangement is not fully supported by the ground.
Enter the height above local ground at each bottom corner of each container.
Enter 0 where a corner is directly supported by the ground.
Examples of containers off the ground
These are the approved elevation examples.
In every case the shipping container remains rigid and level; only the ground/support condition changes.
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One long edge supported by the ground
One complete long edge of the container is supported directly by the ground. The opposite long edge is supported above lower ground.
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Hybrid — one end and one long edge supported by the ground
One end and one complete long edge are supported directly by the ground. The remaining unsupported areas are carried above lower ground.
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Entire container off the ground
The whole container is level and clear of the ground, sitting on piers. No corner is supported directly by the ground.
6.2Row A elevation setup
Enter the height above local ground at each of the four bottom corners.
Zero means that corner is supported directly by the ground.
6.3Row B elevation setup
6.6Elevation setup check
These answers describe the physical support condition only.
GroundGrabba anchoring hardware will be determined later by the calculator.
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