Essentially, European pallet deliveries are palletised goods that start their journey domestically (in the UK) and are transported via one or more vehicles to a destination within the Eurozone. For goods to be considered palletised, they must be secured on a standard pallet and wrapped for shipment. Goods can be secured with cling film, netting or other ties for transport. The most common pallet material is wood, but other materials are available. Goods are measured and then booked for collection.

Booked consignments are collected by a fleet vehicle driver. That vehicle then transports your goods to a central hub where it is allocated to another vehicle for its journey into Europe. Once on the continent, the pallets will likely be scanned again through a European hub and loaded onto the final transport vehicle. At the destination in Europe, your goods are unloaded onto the nearest flat, hard and accessible surface then signed for by the recipient.

Together with our partner Palletforce and their alliance with Allnet, we offer the following European pallet services:

Then, determine what extras you might need like next day or a timed delivery. (Don’t worry, economy delivery is always available at no extra charge and all of our fleet vehicles have tail-lifts.) You’ll also need to input the starting and ending postcodes for your pallet’s journey.

Lastly, just confirm the consignment on our online portal and prep your goods for transport. If you need help with securing and wrapping your pallets, we can provide this for a small £15 fee. We recommend clingfilm or netting be used to wrap your pallets securely for collection.