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Pallets & Loading Platforms

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How to choose pallets & loading platforms

Material

Pick wood/pine for traditional shipping or decorative use, or plastic (polypropylene, polyethylene) for repeat industrial washes.

Size

Choose 915 mm x 915 mm for tight spots, or 1200 mm x 1000 mm for standard Euro racking already in place.

Form

Closed deck polypropylene nesting pallets give a flat stack, while collapsible types fold flat when empty.

Colour

Use the colour range (grey, green, yellow, blue, black, brown, red, silver, white) to mark zones, but match it to visibility needs.

Sub-type

The sub-types span business and industrial plus material handling, yet decorative wooden items belong to home and garden, not loads.

What's good

  • Plastic pallets (polypropylene or polyethylene) resist moisture, a plus for material handling in damp areas.
  • Nesting or collapsible plastic pallets stack empty, freeing storage space in the warehouse.
  • Wooden and pine pallets work as load bases or as rustic home decor, as shown by farmhouse items in the range.
  • Steel, aluminium and metal pallets stay rigid under heavy business and industrial weight.
  • The wide colour range (grey, green, yellow, blue, black, brown, red, silver, white) helps teams tag pallets by use.

Things to watch

  • Wood and pine pallets can splinter and absorb water, which makes them poor for clean material handling versus plastic.
  • Rustic decorative wooden pallets suit gardens and home decor, not heavy industrial stacking.
  • Metal, steel and aluminium pallets are heavier than plastic or wood, so they are tougher to move by hand.
  • Collapsible plastic pallets use hinges or latches that need regular checks, unlike solid one-piece units.
  • The 915 mm square sizes are compact but hold less than the 1200 x 1000 mm Euro footprint found in the range.

Care & maintenance

Plastic

Wash plastic pallets with water and a mild cleaner, then look for cracks before reuse.

Wood

Store wooden and pine pallets dry to avoid rot, and sand any sharp splinters.

Metal

Check steel or aluminium pallets for rust spots, particularly after wet outdoor use.

Collapsible

Test the locking mechanism on collapsible pallets every time you set them up.

Frequently Asked Questions

What should I look for when buying pallets & loading platforms?

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How do I choose the right pallets & loading platforms?

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Are pallets & loading platforms products worth the investment?

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What's the difference between different types of pallets & loading platforms?

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