Need pallets in larger quantities? Send a quote request and it is passed to partner suppliers who may be able to help. Used pallets are often a lower-cost option than new.
Send one request and a partner supplier in our network follows up with a quote.
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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.
Pricing is by quote from partner suppliers. Whether a supplier can handle a larger request depends on their stock, so say how many pallets you need when you ask.
Ask partner suppliers whether they can cover your quantity
Delivery and pickup depend on the supplier and your location
Ask whether grades and sizes can be combined in one request
Ask the supplier to confirm details of any quote in writing
Reusing a pallet avoids building a new one, so a request for used Grade B or C pallets is one way to cut down on new builds. Many buyers blend new and used pallets to balance condition requirements with cost. Ask what partner suppliers can offer.
Pricing is by quote from partner suppliers. Grade, size, quantity, location, and heat treatment are the main factors. Combining grades in one request may suit varied applications, so ask the supplier whether that is possible and confirm all terms with them directly.
Look at how many pallets you move in a typical month, how many come back, and how many get damaged. A rough figure is enough for a request, and a supplier can help you refine it. Allow for busy shipping seasons when you estimate.
Larger quantities usually mean a full-load delivery, so think about where a truck can stop, how pallets will be unloaded, and whether you need split drop-offs. Delivery and pickup arrangements are set with the supplier and vary by location.
If you also have used pallets to move on, mention it in your request. A supplier may be able to quote on them, and worn pallets can often be repaired or recycled into wood products. Whether a supplier takes them depends on the supplier.
Grades vary by supplier, so confirm what you need in writing. Describe what you expect from each grade, such as repairs allowed, appearance, and size tolerance. Check a sample or the first delivery against what you agreed before accepting the rest.
Send a quote request with your pallet type, size, quantity, and location. A partner supplier follows up, and you can ask them any questions about what they can provide. Requests are free and carry no obligation.
If you need custom sizes, heat-treated stamped pallets, or a particular construction, say so in the first request. These can be requested through partner suppliers, though availability varies. Check current regulations and your customer requirements for anything that applies to your shipments.
Send a free, no-obligation request. Requests from Tacoma and Pierce County are passed to partner suppliers; availability depends on the supplier.
Request a QuoteWholesale generally means larger quantities, such as truckload amounts or repeat needs. What qualifies is set by each partner supplier.
Pricing is by quote from partner suppliers. Include your quantity and how often you need pallets so the supplier can quote accurately.
Ask the partner supplier whether Grade A, B and C used pallets, and new pallets, can be combined in one order.
Ask the partner supplier. Multi-stop delivery depends on the supplier and on your locations.
Share pallet size, grade, quantity, delivery location, dock access and timing.
Delivery is arranged by partner suppliers for requests from Tacoma and Pierce County. Confirm availability with the supplier.