Pine Wood Non Polished Four Way Pallets, Entry Type : 4-Way

Four-ways are comprised of a handful of basic elements: top deck boards, stringers or stringer boards and blocks, and bottom deck boards. In the case of stringer pallets, the stringers are notched to allow for fork entry. These are known as partial four-way entry pallets. When constructed with blocks, the pallet is known as a true four-way entry pallet and can be entered from either end and both sides by both FLT as well as powered pallet jack. This allows the operator greater ease to maneuver within a distribution or storage situation than a two-way pallet and provides for better utilization in transit.
The bottom deck of a four-way pallet typically comes in two distinctive styles: either with a complete perimeter base or with three boards at the base. The latter is generally referred to as legged pallets or leggers. They provide great strength when required for heavy loads and are generally regarded as stronger than two-way pallets. However, they are more difficult to repair than two-ways.