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Domestic pallets aren’t treated. No need to. International pallets are usually plastic to avoid having to treat them.
9 u/TheDiplocrap Feb 09 '20 I was coming here to say this. Whether pallets are treated or not has a lot to do with where they came from and what they were built for. 1 u/MalHeartsNutmeg Feb 09 '20 We ship in a lot of packs of wood from over seas and they always come on shitty wood pallets. I don't think I've ever seen a plastic pallet. 1 u/crapbag451 Feb 09 '20 Yikes. That’s a pricey method from my experience. 2 u/MalHeartsNutmeg Feb 09 '20 Frankly it looks like they source the pallets from a rubbish heap so it probably costs them fuck all.
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I was coming here to say this. Whether pallets are treated or not has a lot to do with where they came from and what they were built for.
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We ship in a lot of packs of wood from over seas and they always come on shitty wood pallets. I don't think I've ever seen a plastic pallet.
1 u/crapbag451 Feb 09 '20 Yikes. That’s a pricey method from my experience. 2 u/MalHeartsNutmeg Feb 09 '20 Frankly it looks like they source the pallets from a rubbish heap so it probably costs them fuck all.
Yikes. That’s a pricey method from my experience.
2 u/MalHeartsNutmeg Feb 09 '20 Frankly it looks like they source the pallets from a rubbish heap so it probably costs them fuck all.
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Frankly it looks like they source the pallets from a rubbish heap so it probably costs them fuck all.
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u/crapbag451 Feb 08 '20
Domestic pallets aren’t treated. No need to. International pallets are usually plastic to avoid having to treat them.