Charlotte region, NC and SC I-85 I-77 I-40
NCI-85US 74
I-85 town on the Cleveland and Gaston county line.
Kings Mountain is the I-85 town on the Cleveland and Gaston county line. Specialty chemicals and metal products are its lines, which means liners, clean-history questions and heavy-wall boxes on the same stretch of road.
A Kings Mountain dock is close to the South Carolina line, so a stack here often matches demand on either side.
Kings Mountain stacks come from specialty chemical and metal-product docks. Chemical boxes may be lined, and the liner question comes first. Metal-product boxes are heavy, with strong bottoms. Do not mix the two in one count, because their buyers differ.
The lanes on this page: specialty chemicals and metal products.
Kings Mountain names specialty chemicals and metal products. The city sits on I-85 on the Cleveland and Gaston county line. Chemical docks leave boxes with a history to disclose: what was in them, whether a liner was used and whether any residue remains. Metal-products docks leave strong, heavy, short boxes. Give each its own line, and do not let the chemical note spill onto the metal line, because the buyers are different.
A Kings Mountain dock that handles chemicals and metal should keep the two apart physically as well as on paper. Put lined chemical boxes on one side and metal-product boxes on the other, with a walkway between. Record whether any liner is torn. Check the metal boxes for oil and scale at the corners. A stack separated this way can be sold as two lots, each with its own history, and the request can describe both without hedging.
Specialty chemical docks in Kings Mountain should add one more fact to the request: whether the boxes were ever opened to a wet process. A box that carried dry powders is a different object from one that stood near a wash line, a drain or a spray booth, and the staining differs too. Say so in plain words, and the metal-products lot can be described separately, without the history of the chemical one.
Gastonia is east, Shelby is west, and Clover and York, South Carolina, are south, which is why a Kings Mountain stack often matches on either side of the line. The county page is Cleveland County, which the market data describes this way: West on US 74 and I-85; employers listed include Clearwater Paper, Eaton, Greenheck, KSM Castings and STI Fabrics.
A Kings Mountain specialty-chemical dock might write: ten lined octabins at 46 x 38 x 36 in, the ZIP. A metal-products dock might write: fourteen 4‑wall boxes at 48 x 40 x 36 in, full flap, creased. Do not combine the two. A chemical history changes what a box can be reused for, and the other line should not inherit the note.
Gastonia and Shelby sit on either side of Kings Mountain, and Clover and York are across the line.
It sits between them. That is useful for a pickup, since both have their own pages and neighbors.
Count, footprint and wall count are enough to start.
No prices, minimums or times are stated here.