Wooden Pallet

Wooden Pallet

A wooden pallet is a flat structure made from wooden planks and supports (stringers or blocks), designed to elevate goods for easy handling by forklifts, pallet trucks, or cranes. The basic construction includes a top deck (for load-bearing), bottom deck (for stability), and supports connecting the two, nailed or screwed together. Typically heat-treated or kiln-dried to meet ISPM-15 export standards, wooden pallets come in standardized sizes—like the 1200x800 mm Euro pallet—or custom dimensions, offering a robust foundation for palletized shipping and storage.

Wooden pallets are the backbone of global logistics, serving as sturdy, standardized platforms for stacking, storing, and transporting goods. Crafted from solid timber—typically pine, oak, or spruce—these pallets are built to endure heavy loads, rough handling, and repeated use across warehouses, trucks, and shipping containers. Available in various types and designs, from two-way stringer pallets to four-way block pallets, they offer unmatched durability and versatility, supporting everything from lightweight cartons to industrial machinery. As a cost-effective, repairable, and widely accepted solution, wooden pallets remain the gold standard in supply chains, seamlessly integrating with add-ons like pallet collars or plywood boxes for enhanced functionality.