Wooden pallets

Wooden pallets are widely used packaging solutions across many industries, thanks to their numerous advantages. They offer an ideal combination of strength, versatility, and cost-effectiveness, making them a preferred choice for storing, transporting, and handling goods.

Benefits of Wooden Pallets

Durability : Wood can support heavy loads and withstand the rigors of transport.
Recyclability : Wooden pallets are fully recyclable and biodegradable, helping to reduce environmental impact.
Easy to Repair : They can be easily repaired and reused, extending their lifespan.

Customizable : Pallets can be manufactured to meet specific size and design requirements.
Storage Efficiency : They are easy to stack and store in a compact manner.

In short, wooden pallets are a reliable and versatile packaging solution. They offer both economic and environmental benefits while ensuring optimal protection for goods during transportation and storage. Their ability to be recycled, repaired, and tailored to business needs makes them essential across a wide range of industries.

Stringer Pallet

1- Notch / Fork Opening

An opening on the lower surface of the stringers that allows the forks of lifting equipment to enter.

2- Chamfer

A beveled edge machined on one or both sides of a deck board to facilitate the entry of pallet jack wheels.

3- Deck Board Spacing

The distance between two adjacent deck boards.

4- Overall Height

The vertical distance between the top surface of the upper deck and the bottom surface of the lower deck.

5- Stringer

The horizontal wooden component to which the deck boards are nailed. Stringers separate the top and bottom decks and create the necessary clearance for forklifts and pallet jacks.

Block Pallet

1- Block

A spacer with a rectangular, square, or cylindrical shape, positioned between the stringer board and the bottom deck.

2- Chamfer

A beveled edge machined on one or both sides of a deck board to allow smoother entry of pallet jack wheels.

3- Deck Board Spacing

The distance between two adjacent deck boards.

4- Overall Height

The vertical distance between the top surface of the upper deck and the bottom surface of the lower deck.

5- Stringer Board

A board nailed to the blocks, which supports and holds the top deck boards in place.

6- Opening

The clearance measured between the top and bottom decks, or from the ground to the stringer board.

Standard Pallet Sizes

There are many options when it comes to wooden pallets. The key is to select the model that best meets your needs. However, some projects may require pallets with specific specifications. Below is an overview of the most commonly used standard pallet models.

Four-Way Partial Entry Double Deck Pallet

Two-Way Double Deck Pallet

Two-Way Single Deck Pallet

Double Deck Pallet with Single Wings

Block Pallet