NEW AND USED PALLETS

Buy Pallets in Tacoma

Request a quote for new and used pallets from partner suppliers. Tell us what you need and a supplier in our network follows up with availability and pricing.

Stacked wooden pallets

How It Works

Send one request and a partner supplier in our network follows up with a quote.

Pickup & Delivery

Through partner suppliers

Grades A, B, C

Pick what fits the job

Buy & Sell

Surplus pallets welcome

Reuse First

Keeps usable pallets in service

Used Pallets: Often a practical alternative to new. Pricing is by quote from partner suppliers.

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A partner supplier will follow up.

Available Pallet Types

Grades vary by supplier, so confirm what you need before you order. The descriptions below are a general guide to what each grade usually means.

Standard Pallet Sizes

SizeDimensionsCommon UseAsk a Supplier
GMA (Standard)48" x 40"The most common size, used across many industriesAvailability varies
Square48" x 48"Drums, square goodsAvailability varies
Half Pallet48" x 20"Retail displaysAvailability varies
CustomAny sizeSpecial applicationsAsk about custom builds

How Buying Through Tacoma Pallets Works

One Request

Send your pallet type, size, and quantity through one quote request form

Partner Suppliers

Your request is passed to a local supplier in our network

Delivery or Pickup

Delivery and pickup options depend on the partner supplier

Custom and Heat-Treated

Custom sizes and heat-treated pallets can be requested; availability varies

Pallet Buying Guide

How to Choose the Right Pallet Grade

Grade A pallets are recycled pallets in the best condition, with few or no repairs and a clean appearance. Grade B pallets are sound used pallets that may show repairs, such as a plated stringer or a replaced board. Grade C pallets show more repairs and wear and suit one-way shipments or internal use. Grades vary by supplier, so confirm what you need.

Why Consider Used Pallets

Reusing a pallet avoids building a new one, and worn pallets can often be repaired or recycled into wood products. Used pallets are often a lower-cost option than new, which makes them a practical fit for internal logistics and one-way shipping. Ask your supplier what condition to expect.

Understanding ISPM 15 Requirements

International shipping of wood packaging is covered by ISPM 15. Heat treatment (HT) brings the core temperature of the wood to 56°C for 30 minutes, and export pallets carry an HT stamp. Heat-treated, stamped pallets can be requested through partner suppliers; confirm the stamp and any destination rules before shipping.

Matching Pallets to Your Load

Think about product weight, how the load is stacked, and whether pallets will sit on a floor or in racking. Racking puts different demands on a pallet than floor stacking. Share your load details with the supplier and ask which pallet style and grade suits your handling setup.

Stringer vs Block Pallets

Stringer pallets use boards running lengthwise and typically offer 2-way entry, with some notched for partial 4-way entry. Block pallets use blocks between the decks and allow 4-way forklift entry from any side. Block pallets are often preferred for automated systems, so mention your equipment when you request a quote.

Cleanliness and Condition

If your goods are sensitive to dirt, odor, or stains, tell the supplier up front. Suppliers typically sort and grade pallets, and a cleaner grade or a new pallet may be a better match. Check current regulations and your customer requirements for any rules that apply to your product.

What Affects Your Quote

Pricing is by quote from partner suppliers. The main factors are grade, size, quantity, your location, and whether you need heat treatment. Delivery or pickup arrangements can also change the total, so describe your site and any loading-dock limits when you request a quote.

When to Ask: Seasonal Considerations

Demand for pallets can rise during busy shipping seasons, and availability depends on the partner supplier. Requesting a quote early gives suppliers more room to match your grade and size. If you need pallets on a regular basis, mention that in your request.

Ready to Request a Quote?

Send a free, no-obligation quote request for new or used pallets. Requests from Tacoma and Pierce County are passed to partner suppliers; availability depends on the supplier.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which pallets can I request?

Through partner suppliers you can ask about new, custom and used pallets in Grades A, B and C, plus block pallets. Availability varies.

Is delivery available for purchased pallets?

Delivery is arranged by partner suppliers for requests from Tacoma and Pierce County. A partner supplier follows up with timing.

Can I mix pallet types in one order?

Ask the partner supplier whether grades or sizes can be combined for different product lines.

How is pricing set?

Pricing is by quote from partner suppliers and depends on grade, size, quantity and location.

How do I choose the right grade?

Think about load weight, destination and appearance needs. Tacoma Pallets can explain the options, and the supplier confirms what is available.

Can I request heat-treated pallets?

Yes. Heat-treated, stamped pallets can be requested through partner suppliers. Confirm the stamp and any destination rules before shipping.

Can pallets be delivered to a site without a dock?

Tell the supplier about access constraints in the request, and ask what delivery arrangements are possible.

What if the pallets do not fit?

Return and exchange terms are set by the supplier. Confirm them before you order.