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Trailers with 91 inches of internal width can be tight-packed in rows of three. Standard height trailers
can be loaded without removing dollies by inverting the top row, tilting the grille towards the roof as they're
flipped. A deck of plywood is recommended. Standard High-Cube Sea Containers also have 92 inches of internal
width, however their internal height requires the wheels to be removed in order to stack them.
102-inch Wide flat-floor semi-trailers have 100 inches of internal width.
HLA speakers pack well in alternating rows of 3 units, facing all forward, then all back. They can easily
be stacked 2-high, though removal of wheel bars on the top row may be needed. In this manner 24 speakers can
occupy 12 feet of the truck's space.
Maxi-size drop-frame trailers with less than 100 inches of internal width.
A staggered row of four does not make a flat wall, but can save truck space over using rows of three.
This will depend on the trailer's width. Speakers packed in this manner are likely to rub against each other in
transit. When packed in this manner, 24 speakers can occupy under 12 feet of the truck's space.
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