FAQ's
Honeycomb Fibre Cells
Paper cells resembling honeycomb are used to add strength. Honeycomb is a recognised construction technology found in furniture, car parcel shelves, doors, exhibition stands and points-of-sale. Formed out of 100% waste-based test liner, these simple cells are the key to PALLITE®’s innovative, engineered design and high-performance products.
Kraft Liner
The honeycomb cells are laminated to layers of wet-strength Kraft paper - which is made from 70% pulp and 30% pre-consumer waste - using PVA glue.
Adhesives
All of the components that make up PALLITE® products are laminated together and assembled using PVA glue. Water-based and cleared by the FDA for food contact, PVA is widely accepted by the food and pharmaceutical sectors, and regularly used in most packaging sectors.
PALLITE® products are made from 85% recycled and FSC® certified material, meaning that PALLITE® supports sustainable deforestation of paper materials and ensures that all paper cultivation has minimal impact on the environment.
All PALLITE® products are 100% recyclable, meaning products can be placed in any municipal recycling receptacle.
All PALLITE® products are lighter than their wooden counterparts, standard specification PALLITE® pallets weigh from just 4.05kg, reducing your overall consignment weight and creating cost-savings.
Our products are ISPM-15 exempt, meaning they do not require heat treatment if they are being used as an export pallet or shipping crate.
With no nails or splinters, and a lower risk of mould than wooden pallets, there is minimal health and safety impact to your supply chain
When the order is processed you will receive a tracking code from our nominated courier to track your delivery
If you are not entirely happy with your purchase, contact our head office on orders@pallite.co.uk where we will review the issue and advise accordingly