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Is the goods stackable?

Is the goods stackable?



Yes, it is stackable


For your goods to be considered stackable, they must meet the following requirements:
The pallet must be whole and stable.
It must be flat and evenly packed at the top.
Other goods, up to 400 kg, must be stackable on top.
The goods must be packed, anchored and strapped to the pallet.
The goods must occupy the entire surface of the pallet and must not protrude outside.

Not stackable


Means that your goods will not be stacked with other goods. Neither on nor under. This is necessary if the goods do not meet the above requirements. The entire pallet space for your goods is thus booked. It is always important that the goods are properly secured and anchored to the pallet to avoid damage or loss.
The goods must not be larger or smaller than the pallet
Unpacked goods on the pallet are considered non-stackable.
The goods on the pallet do not have a flat surface at the top
The goods are not strapped to the pallet

☝️ Remember that your pallet must be able to be placed under and over other pallets during transport with a weight of up to 400 kg. If the goods do not take up the entire surface of the pallet, the pallet is considered non-stackable, then the pallet is considered unstable. The carrier will not stack the pallet if all points are not met due to the risk of personal injury, damage to other goods and terminal damage.

☝️ Bottles and glass on pallets should be booked as non-stackable.

☝️ Incorrect indication of whether the goods are stackable or not can result in additional costs.



👋 Do you have any questions? Contact customer service via chat, phone: 010-20 706 66 or email: kundservice@shiplink.se

Updated on: 16/04/2025

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