Buy Pallets in Jacksonville, FL
Tell us the grade, size and quantity you need, and we pass your request to a partner supplier for a quote on pickup or delivery
Used Pallets Through Partner Suppliers
Reuse Before NewTell us what you need and we will pass your request to a partner supplier in our network. Pricing is by quote from the supplier.
- Free, No-Obligation Quote Request
- Grade A, B and C Used Pallets
- Pickup and Delivery Through Partners
- Reusing a Pallet Avoids Building a New One
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How Pallet Grades Differ
Grade names are a common shorthand, not a formal standard, so definitions vary between suppliers. Use these descriptions as a starting point and confirm what each grade means with the partner supplier quoting your order.
Top Used Grade
Often called first-grade. These are used pallets in good condition, usually with few or no repairs, and they suit buyers who care about appearance as well as strength.
What to Expect:
- Solid deck boards and stringers
- Few or no visible repairs
- Generally clean, uniform appearance
- Some wear from prior use is normal
Often Chosen For:
- • Customer-facing shipments
- • Racking and repeated use
- • Automated handling, if tolerances are confirmed
- • Buyers with strict receiving requirements
Everyday Used Grade
Often called second-grade. These pallets are functional but show more use, and they commonly carry repairs such as replaced boards or stringer plates.
What to Expect:
- Visible repairs are common
- Mixed board colors and wear
- Stringer plates or companion stringers possible
- Functional rather than cosmetic
Often Chosen For:
- • General shipping
- • Warehouse storage
- • Domestic freight
- • Cost-conscious operations
Economy Grade
Heavily used pallets, sometimes non-standard or mixed. Not every supplier sells this grade, so check availability and test them against your load before relying on them.
What to Expect:
- Obvious wear and multiple repairs
- Inconsistent appearance
- Sizes and construction may vary
- Usually the lowest-cost option
Often Chosen For:
- • One-way shipments
- • Light products
- • Internal use where appearance does not matter
- • DIY and craft projects
Common Pallet Sizes
48" x 40"
The most common pallet size in North America, known as the GMA pallet. It suits most shipping and storage uses and fits standard racking.
48" x 48"
A square pallet often used for drums, barrels and other cylindrical products. Check that it fits your racking and trailers before ordering.
Custom Sizes
Need something else? Include your dimensions and load details in the form. Some partner suppliers may be able to source or build custom pallets.
What to Include in Your Request
Quantity
Give your best estimate and say whether this is a one-time order or a repeat need. Volume often shapes both price and how the load is shipped.
Size and Construction
State the dimensions and whether you need stringer or block pallets. Stringer pallets usually allow two-way or partial four-way forklift entry, while block pallets allow full four-way entry.
Grade
Say which grade you want, or describe the load and how it is handled so a partner supplier can suggest an option.
Load and Handling
Share the typical load weight and whether pallets go on racks, conveyors or the floor. A pallet that works on the floor may not suit racking.
Pickup or Delivery
Tell us your city and whether you can collect or need delivery. If you need delivery, mention dock access or any site limits.
Timing
Share the date you need pallets by. The partner supplier will confirm what is possible when they follow up.
How a Request Works
1. Send a Request
Fill out the form above with the quantity, preferred grade and location. The request is free and carries no obligation.
2. We Pass It On
We send your details to a partner supplier. Jacksonville Pallets is a referral service and does not hold pallets of its own.
3. A Supplier Follows Up
The partner supplier follows up with pricing, availability and pickup or delivery details. Any order is between you and that supplier.
What Affects a Pallet Quote
Pricing is by quote from partner suppliers. It usually depends on grade, size, quantity, current supply, and the distance and access involved in delivery. We take requests from the Jacksonville area, including Duval, St. Johns, Clay and Nassau counties; availability depends on partner suppliers.
Frequently Asked Questions
What pallet sizes can I request?
You can request any size. The 48x40 GMA pallet is the most common, and partner suppliers can tell you what is available in other sizes when they follow up.
Can I mix grades in one order?
You can ask for it. Note the mix in your request and the partner supplier will confirm whether it can be filled.
Can I get heat-treated pallets for export?
You can request them. ISPM 15 heat treatment means the wood core reaches 56 °C for 30 minutes, and treated pallets carry the IPPC mark. Rules vary by destination, so check current regulations and tell the partner supplier where the shipment is going.
How soon can pallets arrive?
Timing depends on the partner supplier and what is available. Include the date you need them by, and the supplier will confirm when they follow up.
Is there a minimum order?
Minimums are set by each partner supplier. Share your quantity and they will tell you what is possible, including for smaller orders.
Can I see the pallets before buying?
Ask the partner supplier who follows up. Some may share photos or arrange a viewing.
Can I set up recurring orders?
Mention a repeat need in your request. Whether recurring supply is possible, and on what terms, is up to the partner supplier.
How do I pay?
You pay the partner supplier, not Jacksonville Pallets. Accepted payment methods are set by the supplier and confirmed with your quote.
Which grade should I choose?
It depends on your load weight, how pallets are handled, and what your customers accept. Describe your use in the form and a partner supplier can suggest an option.