Warehouse storage of ordinary bulky cargo and wooden crates at HYHF

Cargo acceptance

Acceptance starts with cargo status, packed size and handling fit.

HYHF serves ordinary bulky goods, not out-of-gauge mega-project cargo. Every shipment is reviewed before confirmation.

Short answer

HYHF's published service starts at 30 kg total and covers lawful ordinary bulky cargo below 20 metric tonnes total per shipment. Final acceptance depends on the product, packed dimensions and weight per piece, route limits, handling equipment and destination conditions.

  • Prepared by HYHF operations
  • Reviewed July 26, 2026
  • Based on shipment-specific review

The published service boundary

Minimum shipment30 kg total
Total shipment weightBelow 20 metric tonnes
Cargo statusLawful ordinary cargo accepted after review
Container cargoMust pass safely through the actual door after packing
DestinationsEurope, United States and Canada
Mega-project cargoNot within the published service

Ordinary cargo still needs a declaration

Send the product name, material, use, photos and any special components. Batteries, liquids, powders, chemicals, magnets, motors, pressure vessels, oils and regulated products must be identified rather than described only as machinery or furniture.

Dangerous, prohibited, infringing or unlawfully exported or imported cargo is not accepted under the ordinary-goods service.

Why there is no single maximum dimension

Container models and actual door openings vary. Packing, pallet bases, forklift work, turning, blocking and securing also need clearance. A nominal 40HQ internal dimension is therefore not a safe universal cargo maximum.

HYHF checks the final packed L x W x H, gross weight, photos and loading method against the actual proposed equipment before confirming acceptance.

What HYHF does not claim to carry

The website's use of bulky goods means pieces above the small-parcel range, starting from 30 kg. It does not mean extreme out-of-gauge project cargo.

Wind turbine blades, tunnel-boring machines, giant transformers and cargo that cannot enter ordinary confirmed equipment are outside the published service scope.

When in doubt, send photos and provisional measurements. HYHF will first tell you what information is missing and whether an ordinary route is realistic.

Frequently asked questions

What does HYHF mean by bulky goods?

The published service starts from 30 kg and covers ordinary large or heavy pieces such as furniture, building materials, machinery and equipment that fit normal transport and handling limits.

Is 20 tonnes the maximum for every route?

No. It is the published total shipment ceiling. Piece weight, route, container, airline, road and unloading limits may require a lower acceptance level.

Can cargo longer than a standard carton be accepted?

Yes, long items can be reviewed when the final packed dimensions fit the chosen equipment and can be loaded, secured and delivered safely.

Can dangerous goods be accepted?

Not under the ordinary-goods service. Declare any regulated feature before quoting so the team can determine whether a separate eligible route exists.

Send the cargo facts. Get a route built around them.

Include the destination country and postcode, packed dimensions and weight per piece, quantity, product material, photos and unloading conditions.

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