Choose Your Grade

Used pallets are usually sold as Grade A or Grade B. These are trade terms rather than a formal standard, so definitions can vary by supplier.

A

Grade A (No. 1)

The cleaner used option, with light wear and intact boards. The closest used pallet to a new one in appearance.

  • Light cosmetic wear
  • Intact boards
  • Few or no visible repairs
  • Brighter wood

Often used for: Shipments that leave your site, racking, automated handling

B

Grade B (No. 2)

A functional pallet with more signs of use. Usually the lower-cost used option.

  • More visible wear
  • Darker or stained wood
  • May have visible repairs
  • Still in working condition

Often used for: General shipping, warehouse storage, internal use

Why Buy Used Pallets?

Lower Cost

Used pallets usually cost less than new ones. Your quote from a partner supplier gives the actual price.

Reuse

Reusing a pallet avoids building a new one and keeps usable lumber in service.

Availability

Used supply changes from week to week. What you can get depends on partner suppliers.

Sorted by Condition

Partner suppliers can sort used pallets by grade. Ask what each grade means before you order.

How Used Pallets Reach You

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Collection

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Inspection

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Sorting

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Delivery

This is the typical path a used pallet takes at a supplier. Each supplier has its own process, so ask how it checks and grades pallets.

Ready to Price Used Pallets?

Tell us the size, grade, quantity and Delaware location. A partner supplier follows up with pricing and availability.

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