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Top decks of a pallet can consist of variable width boards, or evenly spaced boards. They can also be joined or spaced out, depending upon the purpose and intended use of the pallet.
Spaced out top deck
Joined deck with variable width boards
Joined deck with same width boards
Pallets are commonly made by placing blocks inbetween the top and bottom decks. Most pallets use a 9-block layout, but other combinations are possible for custom applications or needs.
The stringerboard connects the blocks to the top deck.
Stringerboard
In block pallets, the bottom deck consists of a series of boards that make up the pallet skid. Block pallets usually have 3 pallet skids or 5/7 pallet skids.
3 pallet skids
5 or 7 pallet skids
Stringers serve as the support of the top deck of the pallet. Small pallets can have as little as 2 stringers, while medium sized pallets typically have 3. Large or pallets that are carrying heavy loads can have 4 or more stringers.
2 stringers
3 stringers
4 stringers
The bottom deck of a pallet is formed based upon the pallet type. Two types are illustrated below, a block pallet and a stringer pallet.
Joined Deck with same width boards
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