Rackable pallets are defined by their ability to cope with the extra strain of sitting fully laden in racking. They are robust and durable pallets and come in a variety of sizes and designs, which makes them suitable for use across industries.

Pallet racking and pallet block stacking are both ways of optimising floor space by vertically storing loaded pallets, but the systems they use are different. Stackable pallets are used in block stacking or ‘double stacking’. This is when loaded pallets are stored directly on top of one another, thus saving floor space. To do this, the loaded pallets at the bottom must be able to cope with the weight of the loaded pallets stacked on top.
Rackable pallets are used in racking, which is a large and often tall metal structure with horizontal bars where loaded pallets can be stored. To rack pallets, a forklift is used to raise the pallet to the right height and sit it on the metal bars. To be safely racked, the loaded pallets need to withstand the extra pressure caused by resting on metal racking bars.