Pallet range
Choose a pallet type
Every page sets out the sizes, grades, applications and information we need to quote accurately. The working minimum supply order is 30 pallets.

Used Wooden Pallets
Sorted, inspected and graded used stock in commercial quantities — the core of our supply.
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UK Standard Pallets
1200 × 1000 mm
The standard British footprint, 1200 × 1000 mm, in used and new form for warehousing and distribution.
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Euro Pallets
1200 × 800 mm
Euro-size 1200 × 800 mm pallets, used and new, in commercial quantities.
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New Wooden Pallets
New timber pallets, most often in custom or bespoke sizes, built to the specification you supply.
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Bespoke & Custom Pallets
Non-standard sizes and load requirements, engineered around your product and handling method.
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ISPM15 & Export Pallets
Heat-treated export pallets with appropriate markings, specified around destination and intended use.
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CP Pallets
CP1 to CP9 chemical-industry pallet types, sourced against the specification your customer requires.
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Plastic Pallets
Hygienic, consistent plastic pallets for closed-loop, washdown and automated handling operations.
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Contract and scheduled supply
If your pallet requirement is predictable, it should not be handled as a fresh enquiry every week. Contract supply commits stock in advance and fixes the delivery pattern around your operation.
- Agreed sizes and grades held against a schedule
- Programmed weekly, fortnightly or monthly deliveries
- Consolidated multi-size orders on one load
- Single account contact who knows your sites
- Buy-back or collection of your surplus on the same visit
Not sure of the spec?
You do not need to know the pallet to start the conversation
A great many buyers inherit a pallet requirement rather than choose one. If nobody in the business can tell you the size, grade or treatment, that is a normal starting point, not a problem.
Tell us what goes on the pallet, roughly how heavy it is, how it is handled and where it is going. Every specification question on our quote form has an “I’m not sure — please advise” option, and there is a single tick box that hands the whole specification section to us. We will come back with a recommendation and the reasoning behind it, so the decision is documented for your procurement file.
How buying works
From enquiry to delivered pallets
Four stages, so procurement, goods-in and finance all know what happens next and when.
- 01
Enquiry
You send the pallet, quantity, postcode and date. Anything you are unsure of, you mark as such.
- 02
Quotation
We confirm what we can genuinely supply against current stock and route, and price it per pallet and delivered.
- 03
Confirmation
You approve the quotation and we book a delivery date and window, with access and unloading agreed in advance.
- 04
Delivery & review
Pallets arrive on the agreed booking. Recurring requirements move onto a schedule so the next order is not a fresh enquiry.
Before you enquire
Four details get you an accurate answer fastest
Exporting? Add the destination and intended use so we can identify the appropriate specification and any treatment or documentation options.
- 01
Pallet
Type or dimensions, used or new, grade if specified.
- 02
Quantity
The working minimum supply order is 30 pallets.
- 03
Postcode
Delivery postcode and any access restrictions.
- 04
Deadline
The date you need them, and whether it repeats.
Ready when you are
Pallet type, quantity, postcode and date — or simply what you are shipping and where. Either is enough to get a straight answer on what we can supply.
