Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about pallets and how requests work

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What You Can Ask For

  • Buy A, B or C-Grade Pallets
  • Sell Your Surplus Pallets
  • Pallet Recycling and Removal
  • Pallet Repair
  • Custom Sizes and Heat-Treated Pallets
  • Pricing by Quote From Partner Suppliers

What You Can Ask For

  • Buy A, B or C-Grade Pallets
  • Sell Your Surplus Pallets
  • Pallet Recycling and Removal
  • Pallet Repair
  • Custom Sizes and Heat-Treated Pallets
  • Pricing by Quote From Partner Suppliers

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info@brooklyn-pallets.com

What's the difference between pallet grades?

A-Grade pallets are new or lightly used with minimal wear. B-Grade have minor cosmetic imperfections but no structural defects. C-Grade show visible wear and suit one-way shipping. Grades are trade terms, so confirm the condition in your quote.

Can pallets be delivered?

Delivery is available through partner suppliers, depending on your location. Add a delivery address in the form.

What sizes can I ask for?

Standard sizes including 48"x40" (GMA standard), 48"x48" and 42"x42", as well as custom sizes. Say which in the form.

Can I ask for heat-treated pallets?

Yes. Ask for heat-treated pallets stamped under ISPM 15 when your goods ship overseas, and check current rules for your destination.

Is there a minimum order?

Put the number you need in the form. Minimums, if any, are set by partner suppliers.

Who fulfills my request?

Brooklyn Pallets is a referral service. Partner suppliers in our network prepare quotes and set prices, pickup and delivery.

How much do pallets cost?

Pricing is by quote from partner suppliers and depends on grade, size, quantity and location. The quote request is free and carries no obligation.

Can I sell used pallets?

You can ask. Choose Sell in the form and describe your pallets, and a partner supplier follows up.