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We calculate your skid shipping cost based on the details you provide, including size and weight.

Below is a quick guide to measuring your shipment so we can provide an accurate quote. If you have any questions, feel free to contact us.

Quarter skid

Up to 48" x 48" x 24"
Max 440 lbs

Skid sizes

A large pallet of cardboard boxes wrapped in plastic on a wooden pallet.
A large pallet of cardboard boxes wrapped in plastic on a wooden pallet.

Half skid

Up to 48" x 48" x 60"
Max 1,000 lbs

Large cardboard box sealed with clear packing tape on a wooden pallet.
Large cardboard box sealed with clear packing tape on a wooden pallet.

Full skid

Up to 48" x 48" x 84"
Max 1,000 lbs

Stack of cardboard boxes on a pallet.
Stack of cardboard boxes on a pallet.

Larger skid?

Exceeds standard dimensions or footprint

How to secure and prepare your skid

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Banding and wrapping

To keep your goods stable during transit, they should be properly secured with adequate banding and wrapping to protect them from movement and weather exposure. Make sure nothing extends beyond the edges of the pallet.

If your shipment is high value, please refer to our insurance policy for coverage details.

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Also keep in mind…

Our standard pallet weight limit is 1,000 lbs. Pallets must also meet the specified size and dimension guidelines as shown, and these requirements must be followed.

The Skid

Your goods need to be securely fixed to a pallet to ensure safe handling throughout our network.

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