
New UK standard pallets
New, light, medium or heavy duty
Unused, with every board and block sound.
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Grade B used pallets are UK standard 1200 x 1000 mm pallets that are sound but worn, with one or two replaced boards or blocks. We deliver Grade B pallets across the UK, priced to your postcode.
Also sold as Grade 2. Every pallet is inspected and graded before it leaves, and every quote names the build and the delivered price.

A Grade B used pallet is a 1200 x 1000 mm UK standard pallet, used, sound in every board and block, with visible wear and a build named on the quote.
Grade B suits loads where looks matter less than cost, such as goods-in, yard storage and trunking between your own depots. No single UK specification exists for the UK standard pallet, so the height and the board layout follow the build, and every build is set out under UK standard pallets.
A Grade B pallet is the middle of the three used grades, A, B and C. Grade B pallets are sound but show wear, and may carry one or two replaced boards or blocks.
Is there a UK standard for pallet grades? No. Grade definitions vary by supplier, so our Grade B rests on five checks you can see.
A replaced board is new timber nailed in where a damaged one came out, the same work our pallet repair service does on customers' own pallets. Photos of the boards, blocks and repairs in each grade are in our guide, pallet grades explained. Grades are not EPAL quality classes, which apply only to EPAL Euro pallets.
A Grade B UK standard pallet holds about 750 kg, as typical industry guidance from Dexion's pallet guide, and no racking load is published for it.
These figures are guidance for a pallet on a solid floor, not a rating. Tell us the load weight and the rack type if the pallets go into racking, and the quote names the build for your load.
Grade B pallets are not heat treated unless they carry a legible ISPM 15 mark, because a grade says nothing about treatment. We supply Grade B pallets heat treated and marked on request.
Our standard Grade B stock is unstamped. Tick the heat-treatment box on the quote for any load leaving Great Britain; treatment and marking in every size are covered under heat treated pallets.
Grade B pallets are priced per order, from one pallet to a full load, and there is no minimum order.
Does a Grade B pallet cost less than Grade A? Yes. A Grade B pallet costs less than a Grade A or a new pallet of the same build, and more than Grade C.
A Grade B pallet quote gives one figure for the pallets and the delivery. Tell us how many you need, the build, whether the load is for export and where it is going.
Every UK standard pallet we sell shares the 1200 x 1000 mm footprint; the condition and the build set the difference.

New, light, medium or heavy duty
Unused, with every board and block sound.
See New UK standard pallets →
Grade 1, up to about 1,000 kg typical
Every board and block sound, no visible repairs and only light wear.
See Grade A used pallets →
Grade 3, 200 to 500 kg typical
Heavy wear and several repairs, for light, one-way loads.
See Grade C used pallets →Four-way, sits flush
Bottom boards round the base, so it suits racking best.
See Perimeter base pallets →Two-way, three runners
Three runners and no extra bottom boards.
See Three-legger pallets →Four-way, used
A three-legger with bottom boards added; it does not sit flush.
See Converted pallets →Overhanging top boards
Top boards overhang the blocks for shrink-wrapping.
See Winger pallets →Every condition and build is set side by side on our UK standard pallets for sale page. Grades in other sizes, Euro included, are under used pallets for sale.
Grade A shows no visible repairs and only light wear; Grade B is sound but worn, with one or two replaced boards or blocks. Typically, Grade A carries up to about 1,000 kg, Grade B about 750 kg.
We deliver Grade B pallets nationwide with no minimum order. Tell us the number you need and the delivery date.
Grade B pallets go into racking only when the quote names a build for your rack type. No racking load is published for them, so tell us the rack type and the load weight.
Send the number of pallets and your postcode, then request a quote.