BOXhaul: The Ultimate Heavy-Duty Dump Box

Built for Heavy Use, Day After Day

When construction or demolition projects pick up speed, equipment takes the hit. Weak materials, complex parts, and fragile welds simply can’t keep up. That’s why BOXhaul dump boxes are engineered from the ground up to handle the stress of constant use. With thick, high-grade aluminum, fewer failure points, and smart engineering, they’re designed to work harder for longer.

Each BOXhaul container is fabricated in the U.S. using 3/16″ high-gauge aluminum (standard for most models). This material balances strength with weight, allowing crews to lift more debris without adding unnecessary load to your crane or forklift.

The result? You get a high-capacity, heavy-duty dump box that withstands intensive materials, sharp edges, and rough handling.

Self-Dumping Design With No Hydraulics Required

One standout feature that makes BOXhaul unique is its self-dumping design. When lifted by a crane or tipped using an extended reach fork truck, the container automatically empties. No hydraulics, no buttons, no added manpower.

Because there are no moving mechanical parts or hydraulic systems, there are fewer things that can break. This keeps maintenance needs low and your operation moving, even in the middle of tight timelines or tough weather.

Looking for a dump box that holds up to everything your jobsite throws at it? Learn more about the BOXhaul dump box below.

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Reinforced to Withstand Tough Environments

Heavy-duty dump boxes don’t get to work in ideal conditions. They’re out in the heat, the cold, the rain, and the mud. BOXhaul units are built for that. Reinforced corners, high-quality welds, and corrosion-resistant materials make these containers rugged and reliable across all environments.

Whether you’re working in subzero temps or mid-summer roof tear-offs, BOXhaul boxes maintain structural integrity and performance. Their sealed construction helps prevent warping, cracking, and premature wear.

How Much Can a BOXhaul Handle?

BOXhaul offers multiple dump box sizes to match your jobsite needs:

BOXhaul Standard

Weight: ~580 lbs.
Capacity: Up to 6,600 lbs.
Volume: ~5.25 cubic yards

BOXhaul Jr.

Weight: ~380 lbs.
Capacity: Up to 2,500 lbs.
Volume: ~3 cubic yards

BOXhaul Sr.

Weight: ~1,400 lbs. (depending on specs)
Capacity: Up to 10,000 lbs.

Every unit is built to meet or exceed OSHA and ASME 30.20 safety standards and undergoes rigorous engineering review and testing before delivery.

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Built for Your Industry

BOXhaul’s heavy-duty dump boxes are used across industries that can’t afford equipment failure. Whether you’re working on a roofing crew, running a demolition site, handling large-scale waste removal, or supporting crane rental operations, these boxes are made to be dependable day in and day out.

Roofing Applications

Roofing jobs involve long hours, tight spaces, and heavy loads of discarded shingles, sheathing, and underlayment. With BOXhaul, crews can stage the container directly at the roofline, then lift and dump materials without disassembling systems or relying on additional manpower.

The lightweight design minimizes crane strain, and the self-dumping function simplifies the unloading process, so teams stay focused on the roof, not on handling debris.

Demolition Applications

Demolition sites are fast-paced and unpredictable. Crews encounter a mix of sharp debris, uneven terrain, and structural waste: all of which can put lesser equipment to the test.

BOXhaul dump boxes are reinforced at critical stress points to withstand heavy, jagged materials without buckling or failing. Larger-capacity models like the BOXhaul Sr. give teams more haul space, reducing downtime spent repositioning containers or clearing jams.

Crane Rental Support Applications

Crane rental providers need dependable, easy-to-integrate solutions that don’t complicate the job. BOXhaul dump boxes are ready to go with no hydraulic hookups or proprietary hardware.

Crews can lift, transport, and dump materials with one smooth motion, all while reducing wear on the crane itself. Fork pocket options offer even more versatility on mixed-access jobsites, making these boxes a valuable tool across all types of lift projects.

Customize Your BOXhaul With Accessories for Maximum Performance

Every jobsite is different. That’s why BOXhaul offers a wide range of accessories and add-ons to make your heavy-duty dump box work better for you. Popular options include:

Chain doors for added containment
Hinge pin doors for flexible access
Fork pockets for easy transport

Need something unique? Custom builds are available with alternate sizing, load ratings, and configurations to match specialized work environments.

Get a Heavy-Duty Dump Box That Doesn’t Quit

Your team deserves equipment that doesn’t quit. BOXhaul dump boxes are built with American-made precision, thick-gauge aluminum, and jobsite-tested engineering that holds up in extreme conditions. With options for every load size and industry, we’re ready to help you simplify material handling and maximize reliability.

Contact us today to get started.

What Makes BOXhaul’s the Ultimate Heavy-Duty Dump Box

Built for Heavy Use, Day After Day

Self-Dumping Design With No Hydraulics Required

Reinforced to Withstand Tough Environments

How Much Can a BOXhaul Handle?

Built for Your Industry

Roofing Applications

Demolition Applications

Crane Rental Support Applications

Customize Your BOXhaul With Accessories for Maximum Performance

Get a Heavy-Duty Dump Box That Doesn’t Quit

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