"Expensive.
Container is the worst on the market.
First let me say I tried to find pictures on Pods website of the Pods inside layout with no luck and I now see why.
While "Pod" started a trend of alternative moving, the price and (most notably) Pod interior is a deal breaker.
WHY?
Items, namely furniture must be tied down during transport or it will shake, rattle, get bumped, shift, move, rub etc. ALL furniture moving trucks have builtin systems for securing items (especially furniture) to prevent damage from movement during transport. Some truck transport compartments have securing slots on the side walls intended for ridged/bar systems.. (mostly used by commercial movers) but that design has many drawbacks, like a supply of bars to stow. Some truck transport compartments (mostly consumer rented trucks) have "D" rings on the walls, better but it also limits where you can strap or rope an item. The remainder of furniture trucks have a vertical skeleton system of metal/wood. On top of that is a horizontal metal/wood system that surrounds the inside. It is made up of wood/metal strips every foot or so from bottom to top. The wood strips are the best solution for securing furniture from movement because you can tie off items at any given place with your strapping/webbing/rope to prevent damage from movement during transport. Pod uses a (post screwed) consumer grade eyelet system on two posts per side. A very poor, worst case securing system that feels like an afterthought. "