Pallet range
Seven distinct specifications, each suited to a different job. Tell us the load, the handling and the route, and we will tell you which of these actually fits — including when the answer is a cheaper one.
Illustrative stock photography — not our stock or a specific size, grade or treatment. Photograph by PedaltotheStock (Envato Elements).
New timber pallets are specified when the load, the customer or the destination requires a known, consistent starting point rather than a graded second-hand base.
Used pallets are the working currency of UK domestic distribution. The important question is never simply 'used' — it is which grade, how consistent, and what the pallet is being asked to do.
The 1200 x 1000mm footprint is the default across most UK grocery, retail and general distribution flows, and it is the size most commonly asked for on the South Coast.
1200 x 800mm is a footprint. EPAL is a licensed pallet specification with its own marking and exchange rules. Asking for one and receiving the other causes real problems at delivery.
Plastic pallets are chosen for washability, consistency and repeat-cycle durability — and, for cross-border movements, because they sit outside the wooden packaging treatment rules entirely.
Presswood pallets are moulded from wood fibre under heat and pressure. They nest, they are light, and they are widely used for one-way export where weight and storage volume both cost money.
When cargo does not fit a standard footprint, the base is designed around the cargo rather than the other way round.
We take collection enquiries as well as supply enquiries. Volume, size mix, condition and site access all affect whether a collection works, so every collection is assessed before anything is agreed.
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