What size can you customize?
We can evaluate extra-long and other non-standard dimensions, but the final limit depends on load path, handling method, stacking, and transport. The engineering confirmation drawing sets the boundary.
Extra-long Mybox for oversized material handling: drawing-based customization, single or double bay layouts, lid options, and finish choices. Final boundary confirmed by engineering drawing.
DRAWING-BASED CUSTOMIZATION
For long parts, large assemblies, and non-standard material flow, we build beyond the limits of a standard cage after engineering review.
Mybox can be configured as an extra-long wire mesh pallet container for long parts, large assemblies, and non-standard material flow.
We review your drawing, load path, handling method, stacking plan, and empty-return requirement before recommending length, bay count, gate layout, lid, caster package, and finish. The final boundary is confirmed by an engineering drawing; we do not promise unlimited size.

Best when one long item or one product family needs full-length support and direct access from the front or side.

Best when two part families, two work orders, or two picking zones need to stay separated inside one frame.

Choose a lid when dust control, anti-theft, or transport protection matters; choose stainless steel only when the environment justifies it.
We check length, width, height, stacking, fork entry, caster height, and clearance before we quote a custom size.
Single-bay supports long goods; double-bay helps separate SKUs or staged picking inside one frame.
Open top for speed, lid for protection, stainless steel for harsher corrosion or hygiene requirements.
Material grade, bay partition, lid, hardware, and finish all affect the gap versus a standard model.
Share dimensions, load, handling method, and the target use case. If you only have a rough sketch, we can still start the review.
We verify whether the container will be moved by forklift, pallet jack, crane, or caster push, and whether it will be stacked or returned empty.
The confirmed drawing defines the real boundary for size, structure, lid, finish, and any stainless-steel evaluation.
Once the structure is fixed, we can give the final price gap versus a standard model and confirm the delivery plan.
We can evaluate extra-long and other non-standard dimensions, but the final limit depends on load path, handling method, stacking, and transport. The engineering confirmation drawing sets the boundary.
Yes, if the use case supports it. Double-bay works well for separated long goods. A lid is useful for dust control, anti-theft, or transport protection. The final detail follows the drawing review.
Stainless steel can be evaluated for corrosion-heavy or hygiene-sensitive environments. It usually changes both the cost structure and the lead-time profile compared with painted or galvanized versions.
Non-standard orders normally need drawing confirmation first. Lead time and MOQ depend on frame complexity, finish, and hardware package. The price gap versus a standard model comes from material, welding, finishing, and non-standard tooling.
We will confirm the boundary, choose the structure, and return a quote based on the real use case. Specifics are subject to the engineering confirmation drawing.
Need a drawing-based quote? Send your dimensions, material, photos, handling method, and target finish. We will return an engineering confirmation drawing before final pricing.