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Since 1984, assembly for intermodal containers known as double modular container (two-storey containers) is becoming more common. The concept of modular containers increased by nearly 70% the volume of intermodal shipments in the United States. The design of two-storey modular containers significantly reduces transport damage and provides greater security for double-decker container from the lower single containers.

Modular containers are usually transported by rail. Modular containers are also known as intermodal or ISO bunk (double) containers because the dimensions defined by ISO are the main types used in different transport (modality), especially when one of the ways to transport containers is a ship. Double modular containers are cubic units of 8-foot - width of 8 ft (2.4 m) and height of 8-ft. Since the introduction of standard two-storey modular containers there was a need to adopt and other heights, such as 8-feet 6-inch container (2.59 m), 9-feet 6-inch container (2.90 m) and 10-feet and 6-inch container (3.20 m). The most common lengths of modular bunk containers are 20 feet (6.1 m) nominal. In fact, 40 foot modular container (12 m), 48 foot modular container (15 m) and 53 foot modular container (16 m) of length there are no, although there are other lengths. Double modular containers are made of steel and can be stacked (popular measure for two-storey container is “double modular container").

Many modular containers are at a price that is lower compared to complete modular structure built with other labor-consuming means, which require larger and more expensive investment. Construction with modular containers at low cost includes many fewer workers because two-storey modular containers or vans requiring only simple modification is used. Any double modular containers can be purchased at lower prices than major transport companies - for less than $ 1,200 USD to the container.