Grade B pallets are sound used pallets that may show repairs, such as a plated stringer or a replaced board, and more wear than Grade A. Reusing a pallet avoids building a new one. Grades vary by supplier, so confirm what you need.
Reusing a pallet avoids building a new one. Tell us what you have or need.
Keeps usable pallets in service
Worn pallets can be recycled
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Used Pallets: Often a practical alternative to new. Pricing is by quote from partner suppliers.
A partner supplier will follow up.
Often a lower-cost option than new
Used pallets with more wear
May show repaired boards or stringers
Common for warehouse and domestic use
| Size | Type | Entry | Availability |
|---|---|---|---|
| 48" x 40" | GMA Stringer | 2-way or partial 4-way | Varies by supplier |
| 48" x 48" | 4-Way Block | 4-way | Varies by supplier |
| 42" x 42" | 4-Way Stringer | 4-way | Varies by supplier |
| 36" x 36" | 4-Way Stringer | 4-way | Varies by supplier |
Grade B pallets are a common choice for warehousing and domestic shipping. Request a quote for pricing and availability from partner suppliers.
Request QuoteGrade B pallets sit between Grade A and Grade C. They are sound used pallets that have already been through prior use, and choosing used over new avoids building a new pallet. Many warehouse and shipping uses are a reasonable fit, but confirm condition with the supplier.
Used pallets are often a lower-cost option than new, and Grade B is a common choice when appearance matters less. Pricing is by quote from partner suppliers and depends on size, condition, quantity and treatment. Compare quotes and confirm what is included.
Grade B pallets are sound used pallets that may show repairs, such as a plated stringer or a replaced board, and more wear than Grade A. Staining and scuffs are common. Grades vary by supplier, so confirm what you need and ask what repairs are acceptable.
Distribution centers and warehouses often use Grade B for internal moves and outbound shipping. Repaired boards and surface wear are common, so if you use automated handling or racking, tell the supplier and check that the pallets suit your equipment.
Used pallets are often repaired before resale, which is why a Grade B pallet may show a plated stringer or a replaced board. If you have surplus pallets of your own, mention them in your request and a partner supplier can quote on them.
Suppliers typically sort and grade pallets, but standards differ. Before you accept a delivery or pickup, look over a sample for loose boards, protruding nails and damaged stringers, and agree with the supplier on what happens if pallets do not match the grade you asked for.
Availability depends on partner suppliers and changes over time. The common 48x40 size is generally the easiest to find, while other sizes vary. Include size, quantity and your timing in the request, and a partner supplier follows up with what is available.
Choose Grade B for warehouse storage, domestic shipping and general use. Consider Grade A where appearance matters, such as retail displays or customer-facing areas. Consider Grade C for one-way shipments or internal use where more repairs and wear are acceptable.
Grade B pallets are sound used pallets that may show repairs, such as a plated stringer or a replaced board, and more wear. They fit warehousing, distribution and general shipping. Grades vary by supplier, so confirm what you need.
Expect visible repairs and wear. Ask the supplier how pallets are sorted, and check them on receipt.
48x40 is the common GMA size. Other sizes can be requested through partner suppliers; availability varies.
Grade A pallets are in the best condition, with few or no repairs and a clean appearance. Grade B pallets show more repairs and wear.
Share your load details with the supplier and ask whether the pallets suit them. Condition and build vary from pallet to pallet.
Delivery is arranged by partner suppliers for requests from Tacoma and Pierce County. Confirm availability with the supplier.
A partner supplier can quote on surplus pallets, and worn pallets can often be repaired or recycled into wood products.
Heat-treated, stamped pallets can be requested through partner suppliers. Confirm the stamp and any destination rules before shipping.
Pricing is by quote from partner suppliers and depends on quantity and location.