New and used wooden pallets

Pallets are delivered at any convenient date and time. The supply volumes are not limited. To place an order, you just need to contact our company manager by contact numbers and indicate the total number and type of required packaging. You can also leave a request by email.

Struggling to make a choice or need advice? Our specialists will be happy to answer all your questions.

Wood is a natural material, so it may contain certain types of microorganisms. To remove microflora from the wood, you need to subject it to phytosanitary treatment. Since 2002, the EU has been using a standard to regulate the requirements for eco-friendly packaging applied in international trade.

This standard is called ISPM 15. All pallets used to transport products in international markets are required to undergo phytosanitary treatment. The sanitization certificate confirms the safe use of pallets. Sanitization implies exposure to high temperatures (HT), kiln drying (KD), and treatment with methyl bromide (MB).

The customer can pay for the goods in the following ways:

• electronic banking;
• payment cards (credit and debit);
• bank transfer.

You can find out the availability of a specific number of pallets in stock and the final cost by contact numbers.

If you are going to visit us for a specific item, please check the required quantity by phone. Our store contact details and opening hours are here.

Based on practical observations and delivery statistics, we can provide the following information:

• 5t (32-42m3) – up to 300 euro pallets
• 10t (35-45m3) – up to 400 euro pallets
• 20t (82-96m3) – up to 750 euro pallets

European pallets are characterized by rounded corners. The absence of sharp corners facilitates the loading process, ensures the safe operation of forklifts, and allows for high-quality packaging of goods without the risk of tearing the stretch film or adhesive tape.

The IPPC symbol is applied by the phytosanitary service of the country in which the pallet is processed. The mark is placed after the sanitization procedure is completed.

The agreement on the mandatory treatment of packaging has been signed by all organizations involved in the process of international transportation of goods, including Ukraine.

The processing of wooden pallets includes putting them in a special chamber where they are heated to a temperature of +560⁰C. The pallets must stay at this temperature for at least 30 minutes before cooling down. Both the outer surface of the wood and its core are exposed to high temperatures.

Structurally, these pallets do not differ. They have the same size and fastening system. The difference lies in their owners: the blue pallets are owned by CHEP, and the red ones belong to LPR. This means that the companies are the full and sole owners of the pallets, and the client uses them for a rental fee.

The EPAL system is an open pool. The customer buys the pallet from the direct manufacturer and uses it as he sees fit. EPAL is considered to be more economically beneficial.

Euro pallets of 800×1200×145 mm in size are designated as EUR. The logo is burned into the wood and enclosed in an oval. The logo is located on the right bearing supports of the product. The rest of the support legs are marked by the manufacturer.

The EPAL marking indicates that the pallet belongs to the European Association of Manufacturers. The transition to uniform standards took place in the mid-1950s. This greatly simplified the process of loading and unloading, as well as the arrangement of goods inside trucks and railroad cars. EPAL pallets are produced by almost 2000 companies in 30 countries worldwide. The logo is enclosed in an oval and located on the outer blocks. It contains the date of manufacture, the owner’s licence code, and the IPPC number.

UIC stands for the International Union of Railways. Since it is a trademark, administrative liability is provided for violation of the rules for its use. The production of this category of pallets is regulated by the international standard UIC 435-2. It is the basis for the EPAL Technical Regulations. To produce UIC pallets, the manufacturer must have the appropriate licence.

Certified FIN pallets are marked with FIN. They are 1000×1200×145 mm in size. The logo is burned into the right bearing supports and enclosed in a rectangle. Numerical data is applied on the central support legs: date of manufacture, manufacturer’s licence number, manufacturer’s code, and date of sanitization.

Knowing the marking of pallets helps the customer choose the type of packaging. Pallets are selected depending on the specifics of the transported goods, their volume, and the maximum transportation time. Unmarked packaging is not allowed to be used within the framework of interstate transport relations.