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A multi-function reusable pallet Quarter pallet
Designed to go straight from truck to retail aisle, the 1/4 pallet can replace traditional shelving.
Product Details & Benefits
Description
Keep product in stock more easily than with ordinary wood pallets using this multi-function reusable plastic pallet. Designed to go straight from truck to retail aisle, it can replace traditional shelving, eliminating the time and cost of merchandising. With a space-efficient design and the strength for easy, secure stacking, it makes more of your truck and storage space. The high-quality polymer construction meets the many special demands of food and beverage transport and display.
Product specs
Dimensions
External Dimensions:
23.64 x 15.76 x 5.71 In.
Distance Between Skids:
9.86in.
Distance Between Skids (Short Side):
8.27in.
LOADING & STACKING
Max Capacity:
551.25 lbs
Weight:
4.85 lbs
Other products in this line
¼ Plastic Pallets
Retail-ready:
Moves directly from truck to store, eliminating shelving and merchandising costs.
Improves Stock Availability:
Facilitates fast replenishment to keep high-turnover products in stock.
Space-Efficient:
Compact size with strong, secure stacking optimises truck and storage space.
Versatile:
Tailored for food and beverage transport and display, supporting crates and trays.
Hygienic:
Non-porous, easy to clean, and resistant to moisture, pests, and odours.
Comparisons - 1/4 Plastic Pallets vs Wooden Pallets
Feature
Cost Saving
Stock Efficiency
Space Optimisation
Food Compatibility
Hygiene
Goes directly from truck to retail, replacing shelving.
Enables faster replenishment for high-turnover items.
Compact design ensures secure stacking and better truck use.
Suitable for food and beverage transport and display needs.
Non-porous, easy to clean, and highly resistant to pests and mould.
Requires additional shelving and merchandising and associated costs.
Slower and less efficient stock processes, requiring additional steps.
Bulkier, less space-efficient in storage or transit.
Hygiene and structural issues limit suitability for food and beverage.
Prone to contamination, harder to clean, and less durable.
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12/18/2024
