What we transport
- Euro, industrial and one-way pallets
- non-stackable or overhanging load units
- single pallets and larger consignments
Pallet transport
A pallet is standardised only when dimensions, weight and goods genuinely match the load carrier. Overhang, uneven loading, non-stackability or sensitive goods change vehicle requirements, restraint and handling.

Required data includes footprint including overhang, total height, gross weight per pallet, quantity, stackability and type of goods. The term Euro pallet does not mean automatic acceptance; load capacity and weight distribution must be suitable.
Subject to a positive feasibility review, we organise transport within Germany and cross-border EU routes. Both addresses, access conditions and handover points are checked before an order is accepted.
Transport planning
Ramp, tail lift, pallet truck or forklift are planned to suit pallet weight and location. Non-forkable carriers, insufficient manoeuvring space or slopes must be stated in advance.
Goods must sit securely on the carrier and be protected against sliding, tipping and weather. Film alone does not replace load-rated strapping or suitable intermediate layers. Overhang and delicate edges must be clearly marked.
The calculation considers pallet quantity, deck positions, dimensions, weight, stackability, distance, handling equipment, access and timing. Non-stackable or overhanging pallets often occupy more cargo space and are priced accordingly.
FAQ
Yes, single pallets can be requested. Acceptance and price depend on route, dimensions, weight, access and available capacity.
The load unit must safely support another load and have a flat, load-bearing top. Stretch film alone does not make a pallet stackable.
A tail lift can be planned after checking weight, pallet dimensions, lift capacity and manoeuvring space. Suitable ground and sufficient space beside the vehicle are required.