Where possible especially for long distance 32-35 ton loads, it is recommended that pallet quantities are ordered to speed up the loading process.
In this section
Distribution
Everything you need to plan a delivery – vehicle sizes, rates, packing requirements and how to book a slot.
01
Introduction & Terms
02
Fleet
03
Distances & Rates
04
Loading & Packing
05
Pallets & Bangalalas
Book a slot
Delivery booking form
Ordering in pallet quantities
Plan the order, optimise the load
Where possible — and especially for long distance 32–35 ton loads — we recommend that pallet quantities are ordered, to speed up the loading process.
A list of some of our main product lines is downloadable alongside, with the pallet information and mass details to assist in planning your orders and ensuring the load is optimised.
Not sure what fits? Check the vehicle inner dimensions on the Fleet page, or speak to your branch before you place the order.
Inventory packing & pallet info
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Pallet quantities and mass details for our main product lines, so you can build a full load before you order.
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Why it matters
Three reasons to order by the pallet
Full pallets move straight from the rack to the vehicle — no picking, no restacking, and a load that arrives in one piece.
Faster loading
Pallet quantities go straight onto the vehicle, which speeds up the loading process and gets your load out of the yard sooner.
Optimised loads
Knowing the pallet footprint and mass of each line lets us fill the vehicle properly, particularly on 32–35 ton long distance loads.
Better planning
Use the mass details up front to plan your order, so the quantities you ask for match the vehicle you are booking.
Order ready to go?
Book your delivery slot and our despatch team will match the pallets to the right vehicle. Pre-book 48 hours ahead for local, a week for long distance.