Pallet Library

The Pallet Library is your catalog of available pallet types. LOP comes pre-loaded with eight standard pallet types used in international logistics. You can also create custom pallet types to match your specific warehouse or customer requirements.

Standard Pallet Types

LOP includes the following standard pallet types out of the box:

Code	Name	Dimensions (L x W)	Platform Height	Max Stack Height	Max Payload
EUR	Euro Pallet	1200 x 800 mm	144 mm	1800 mm	1500 kg
EUR2	Euro Pallet 2	1200 x 1000 mm	144 mm	1800 mm	1500 kg
EUR3	Euro Pallet 3	1000 x 1200 mm	144 mm	1800 mm	1500 kg
GMA	GMA (North America)	1219 x 1016 mm	150 mm	1800 mm	1134 kg
ASIA	Asia Standard	1100 x 1100 mm	150 mm	1800 mm	1500 kg
AUS	Australian Standard	1165 x 1165 mm	150 mm	1800 mm	1500 kg
HALF	Half Pallet	800 x 600 mm	144 mm	1200 mm	500 kg
QTR	Quarter Pallet	600 x 400 mm	144 mm	1000 mm	250 kg

Each pallet type also defines an overhang allowance — the maximum distance an item can extend beyond the pallet edge (typically 0–50 mm).

Pallet Properties

Every pallet type in the library has the following properties:

Code — short identifier (e.g., EUR, GMA)
Name — descriptive label
Platform Length and Width — the usable surface area in mm
Platform Height — the height of the pallet structure itself (boards + stringers), in mm
Max Stack Height — the maximum total height of items stacked on the pallet, measured from the pallet surface
Max Payload — maximum total weight of items on the pallet, in kg
Overhang Allowance — how far items may extend past the pallet edge, in mm
Stackable — whether loaded pallets can be stacked on top of each other in the container
Max Stack Weight — if stackable, the maximum weight that can be placed on top of this loaded pallet

Selecting Active Pallets

Before you can use a pallet type in the Palletize Panel or Palletize All, you need to mark it as active:

Go to the Containers page from the left sidebar
Switch to the Pallets tab (next to the Containers tab)
Check the checkbox next to each pallet type you want to use

Your active pallet selection is saved in your browser and persists across sessions. You can change it at any time.

Only active pallet types appear in the Palletize Panel dropdown and are considered by Palletize All. If you do not see a pallet type in the editor, check that it is activated in the Pallets tab.

Custom Pallets

To create a custom pallet type:

Go to the Containers page and switch to the Pallets tab
Click + Add Pallet Type
Enter the pallet's code, name, dimensions, weight limits, and other properties
Click Save

Custom pallets appear alongside the standard types in the library and can be activated and used in exactly the same way.

Next Steps

Manual Palletization — use your selected pallets to build loaded pallets
Palletize All — automatic assignment using active pallet types
Pallet Loading Overview — the two-stage palletization workflow

Pallet Loading Overview Manual Palletization