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Custom Pallet Requests

Standard pallets don't always fit the bill. When your product, racking, or equipment calls for something specific, send us the details and we pass your request to a partner supplier that may be able to make it.

We take requests from Fort Lauderdale and South Florida; availability depends on partner suppliers. Pricing is by quote from partner suppliers, and sending a request is free and carries no obligation.

Custom Options to Ask About

  • ✓Size: Non-standard dimensions, smaller or larger than a GMA pallet
  • ✓Wood type: Pine, oak, hardwood, softwood
  • ✓Heat treatment: Needed for many export shipments under ISPM 15
  • ✓Load requirements: Light to heavy-duty; ask the supplier about rated capacity
  • ✓Block or stringer design: Based on your equipment
  • ✓Branding or stamping: Your logo or markings

Common Non-GMA Sizes

36" x 36"

Compact square footprint

42" x 42"

Mid-size square footprint

48" x 48"

Large square footprint

Custom

Tell us the dimensions you need

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Getting the Specification Right

A custom pallet only helps if it matches how it will be used. Before you send a request, measure the product footprint, check the clearance your forklift or pallet jack needs, and note whether the pallet will sit on the floor, in racking, or in a stack.

The clearer the specification, the easier it is for a partner supplier to respond with pricing and availability. If you are reordering, tell the supplier that consistency between batches matters and ask how they handle it.

  • 📏Length, width, and height
  • 🛠Wood type and board layout
  • ✅Load, handling, and storage needs

How a Custom Request Works

1

Submit the Form

Share your size, design, and quantity

2

We Pass It On

We pass your request to a partner supplier

3

Supplier Follows Up

A partner supplier follows up with pricing and availability

4

You Decide

Compare the details and choose whether to go ahead

Custom Pallet Applications

Common reasons businesses look for something other than a standard pallet

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Heavy Machinery

Reinforced designs for moving industrial equipment and machinery

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Retail Display

Clean-looking pallets sized for store displays and showroom floors

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Export Shipping

Heat-treated pallets sized to fit the container or crate

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Automotive

Pallets shaped around auto parts, engines, and assemblies

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Building Materials

Longer or wider decks for tile, stone, and other bulky materials

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Equipment

Pallets sized to the base of boxed or crated equipment

Design Options

Choose the construction style that works for your application

Stringer Pallets

Traditional design using parallel boards (stringers) to support the deck boards. A widely used and familiar style.

  • ✓ Often the lower-cost style
  • ✓ Works with common forklifts
  • ✓ Straightforward to repair
  • ✓ Two-way entry, or four-way with notched stringers

Block Pallets

Uses solid blocks between the top and bottom decks. Typically chosen for heavier loads and repeated handling.

  • ✓ Typically sturdier than stringer styles
  • ✓ True four-way fork entry
  • ✓ Suited to repeated use
  • ✓ Common for heavier loads
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Questions to Ask a Supplier

When a partner supplier follows up, use the conversation to confirm the design before you commit. Describe your products, handling equipment, storage systems, and shipping methods so the design can be checked against how the pallet will really be used.

For a new design, ask whether drawings or a sample are possible before a full order. What a supplier can offer varies, so get the details in writing with your quote.

  • 📝Can you share a drawing?
  • 💬Is this the right design for my load?
  • ✅Is a sample possible first?

Material Options

Wood types to ask about; availability depends on the supplier

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Southern Pine

Common pallet softwood

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Oak

Dense hardwood

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Mixed Hardwood

Blend of hardwood species

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Softwood

Lighter option

Load Requirements

Describe your load and ask the supplier about rated capacity for the design

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Light Duty

Lighter products and display applications

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Standard Duty

Everyday warehousing and general shipping

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Heavy Duty

Industrial equipment and heavy materials

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about requesting custom pallets

What's the minimum order?

It varies by supplier. Tell us the quantity you have in mind and a partner supplier can tell you whether it works.

How long does production take?

Timing depends on the supplier and the design. A partner supplier follows up with availability for your request.

Can an existing pallet be matched?

Often, yes. Include detailed measurements in your request and ask the partner supplier what else they need.

Can I get help with the design?

We don't design pallets ourselves. Describe your application and ask the partner supplier what design input they can give.

What to Include in Your Request

Dimensions

Length, width, and any height limit for your racking or trailer

Load and Handling

What sits on the pallet and how it is moved and stored

Quantity

How many you need now, and whether you expect to reorder

Destination

Your South Florida location, and whether the pallets will be exported

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to the most common questions customers ask about this page.

What custom pallet sizes can I request?

Tell us the dimensions you need. We pass your request to a partner supplier, and what can be made depends on the supplier.

Can a pallet be designed for a specific load?

Describe your load, handling equipment, and storage method in your request, and ask the partner supplier about rated capacity.

Can I request block or stringer designs?

Yes, you can request either style. Block pallets offer true four-way entry, while stringer pallets are a familiar and widely used style.

Are heat-treated custom pallets available?

You can ask for ISPM 15 heat treatment in your request. Availability depends on the supplier.

What is the typical lead time for custom pallets?

It depends on the supplier and the design, so we do not quote a timeframe. A partner supplier follows up with availability.

Can you match an existing pallet design?

Include detailed specs in your request and a partner supplier can tell you whether they can match your current pallet.

Is prototyping available?

Some suppliers may be able to make a sample before a full order. Ask when a partner supplier follows up.

What materials are used?

Pine, hardwood, and mixed lumber are common choices. Availability depends on the supplier, so list your preference in your request.

Can branding or stenciling be added?

Logos, numbering, or other markings can be included in your request. A partner supplier can confirm what is possible.

Can custom pallets be delivered?

We take requests from Fort Lauderdale and South Florida, and delivery depends on the partner supplier. Pricing is by quote.

Need Custom Pallets?

Send us your specifications and we pass your request to a partner supplier, who follows up with pricing and availability.

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