When building a pallet for shipping, cases should be placed in a staggered pattern to enhance stability and prevent shifting during transit. Each layer should be aligned to maximize space and weight distribution, with heavier items at the bottom and lighter items on top. Additionally, it's important to ensure that the cases are tightly packed, and if possible, use shrink wrap or strapping to secure the load. Properly stacking and securing the pallets helps reduce the risk of damage and improves handling efficiency.
They should be placed with the large cases on the bottom and smaller ones on top
they should be placed with the small cases on the bottom and the larger ones on top.
They should be placed with the large cases on the bottom and smaller ones on top
They should be placed with the large cases on the bottom and smaller ones on top
They should be placed with the large cases on the bottom and smaller ones on top
They should be placed with the large cases on the bottom and smaller ones on top
They should be placed with the large cases on the bottom and smaller ones on top
They should be placed with the large cases on the bottom and smaller ones on top
They should be placed with the large cases on the bottom and smaller ones on top
They should be placed with the large cases on the bottom and smaller ones on top
the maximum weight that can legally be loaded into a trailer for you
They should be placed with the large cases on the bottom and smaller ones on top