FAQs About Bedding Boxes
Also known as rock boxes, these excavation bedding boxes are durably constructed to withstand the demands of rigorous construction applications and industrial jobsites. Our inventory of bedding boxes are designed with tapered ends to give your excavator operators better control and improve the process of removing or moving various materials. The construction bedding box sizes start at 5 yards and feature low profiles for easy filling from either side and top frames with inner hardwood cores. Our largest bedding boxes, such as this 12-yard bedding box, are ideal for large jobsites and can hold substantial quantities of worksite material, like gravel, soil, rock and more. Our fleet of rock box rentals includes trusted brands like Pacific Shoring, Speed Shore and GME.
Learn more about our bedding box equipment in our FAQ section below.
Bedding boxes are designed for versatility. They can be easily pushed or pulled along a trench by an excavator or loader using the integrated sled design. For lifting and repositioning, many of our stone boxes are equipped with lifting points for secure rigging with a crane or excavator. Several models also include forklift pockets for safe loading and unloading.
For safety and efficiency, always place your bedding box on firm, level ground. Position it to allow clear and safe access for loading equipment like excavators, while ensuring it does not obstruct jobsite traffic. It's critical to keep the box a safe distance from the trench edge to prevent soil collapse and maintain trench integrity.
Yes, our bedding boxes are constructed from heavy-gauge steel and are suitable for holding wet materials like mud and various aggregates. However, if you are working with contaminated materials, you must comply with all local environmental regulations which may require specialized handling.