Request new pallets from partner suppliers for clean environments and export shipping. Consider used pallets as a lower-cost alternative where appearance matters less.
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Used Pallets: Often a practical alternative to new. Pricing is by quote from partner suppliers.
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New pallets are built to a specification, so they tend to look and fit alike from one pallet to the next.
A new pallet has not carried earlier loads, which matters when stains, odors, or past contents are a concern.
Custom sizes and designs can be requested through partner suppliers; availability varies.
GMA stringer pallet
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Quantity and wood type matter
4-way entry
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Often chosen for automated systems
Your specifications
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Size, design, and treatment matter
Pricing is by quote from partner suppliers. The main factors are grade or build, size, quantity, your location, and whether you need heat treatment.
If sourcing matters to your business, ask the supplier where their lumber comes from and whether they can document it. Sourcing practices vary by supplier, and nothing on this page should be read as a statement about any particular supplier. Confirm details directly.
New pallets make sense when you need a consistent appearance or no prior use, such as retail displays, export shipments, or products sensitive to stains and odors. For internal moves or one-way shipping, a used grade may be enough, so compare quotes.
Hardwood pallets (oak, maple) are generally denser and more durable but often cost more. Softwood (pine, spruce) is lighter and a common choice for standard applications. Consider your load, how often the pallet will be reused, and budget, and ask the supplier what they offer.
Standard sizes such as 48x40 are the easiest to source. Custom sizes, large orders, and heat treatment can all change what a supplier is able to offer, so mention them in your first request. Planning ahead also helps when shipping demand is high.
A new pallet can often be reused several times with proper care. When one is damaged, it can often be repaired, and worn pallets can often be recycled into wood products. Ask a supplier what they accept if you plan to pass pallets on later.
Before ordering, confirm the dimensions, wood type, entry type, and whether heat treatment is included. Heat-treated, stamped pallets can be requested through partner suppliers; confirm the stamp and any destination rules before shipping. Check what the supplier offers for damaged or off-spec pallets.
Pricing is by quote from partner suppliers and depends on grade or build, size, quantity, location, and heat treatment. Mixing new pallets for demanding applications with used pallets for internal use is one way to balance cost and condition. Ask your supplier what is possible.
Store new pallets indoors or under cover to protect them. Stack on level ground with weight evenly distributed, and keep stacks to a sensible height for your site. Keep pallets away from moisture to limit mold and warping, and use older stock first.
Send a free, no-obligation quote request for new pallets. A partner supplier follows up with availability and pricing.
Request QuoteSoftwood and hardwood are both used for pallets. Ask the supplier what lumber they use for your spec.
Custom dimensions, deck patterns and stringer or block styles can be requested through partner suppliers; availability varies.
Heat-treated, stamped pallets can be requested through partner suppliers. Confirm the stamp and any destination rules before shipping.
Lead time is set by the supplier and depends on quantity and complexity. Ask for timing when you receive a quote.
Tell the supplier about your conveyor, robotic or racking requirements and ask about tolerances.
Share static and dynamic loads, racking details and handling method, and ask the supplier to confirm the spec.
Ask the supplier whether a sample is available before a full order.
Ask the supplier about stenciling or other markings.
Pricing is by quote from partner suppliers and reflects lumber, design, quantity and any treatment.