At Custom Pallets, our name says it all. We’re your most complete resource for custom pallets—plus more. Our friendly, family-owned business is based here in Brookfield, but we ship our crates and pallets to you wherever you are! We build custom shipping crates and pallets that are constructed according to your exact needs and specifications. When you’re shipping products, you need crates that are not only affordable, but that will keep your goods and cargo intact until they reach their final destination. Our team can create custom crate kits for your business, no matter how large or small your needs are. We also create custom garden boxes, vegetable boxes, and flower planters. Plus, we’re your go-to mulch supplier! Our fast and worry-free shipping means you get the supplies you need fast and at prices that won’t be beaten!

Yes, we currently offer free estimates here at Custom Pallets. All you have to do is fill out our contact form, email us, or call 508-867-2411. We will get in touch with you as soon as we can.

A pallet is a commonly used device for moving and protecting all kinds of goods. It is sometimes defined as a transport unit, being a platform for storage and transportation.

Yes, every crate or corrugated box is custom-engineered and built to fit the specific needs of the items you are shipping for optimal protection.

Yes, we have extensive knowledge of ISPM 15 policies and regulations

According to the US Department of Agriculture:

International Standards for Phytosanitary Measures No. 15 require all solid wood packing material to be heat treated and stamped with an official mark. ISPM 15 requirements apply to all hardwood and softwood (coniferous and non-coniferous) packaging materials. The standard does not apply to wood packaging made wholly of manufactured wood products such as plywood, particleboard, oriented strand board, or products created using glue, heat and pressure, or a combination of these. The second alternative, Fumigation with Methyl Bromide (MB), while still acceptable is being phased out because of environmental reasons. The fumigator must be registered in the program in order to issue the ALSC Quality Mark. Important note to exporters: ISPM 15 requirements apply to all coniferous (softwood) and non-coniferous (hardwood) packing materials including dunnage. U.S. Inspection Agencies control the issuance of the ALSC Quality Mark and the presence of the Quality Mark ensures WPM produced in the U.S. and destined for export meets the importing countries regulations. Trading partners are adopting the ISPM15 in their import regulations. As the National Plant Protection Organization of the United States, the United States Department of Agriculture, in coordination with the wood packaging material industry, has developed an export program to guarantee compliance with the import requirements of trading countries. The program insures certified treatment and marking of wood packaging material for international trade while maintaining traceability of the packaging material. The integrity of the program is dependent upon industry compliance.

Heat Treating (or HT) is the process of heating wood or wood packaging such that the core temperature of the wood reaches 56 degrees C for a minimum period of 30 minutes.

- Once this temperature/time combination is achieved, it is accepted by most industrialized countries that the wood is free of pests that could be harmful to forests.

- Heat treating is considered an environmentally preferable alternative to fumigation.

Our wood pallets are incredibly sturdy, able to support the heaviest of loads, and protect your product from damage. Wooden pallets use one of the most abundant natural resources in North America and have a long life-cycle. Wood is a renewable resource. This makes the production of wooden crates less of a strain on the environment than materials that would take a long time to make and produce such as plastic. Shipping with wooden crates can offer a variety of benefits to help save you time, money, and keep your items secure during transit! When considering shipping options, it can be more cost-effective and efficient to choose reusable creates rather than disposable packaging or other means.

Some of the benefits of raised bed gardening are:

-Fewer weeds.

-Better water retention in areas that have super-sandy soil.

-Better drainage in areas with clay soils.

-More growing space.

-No soil compaction from human feet.

-Warmer soil earlier in the season.

-Warmer soil for a longer season.

-Soil that has basically a neutral pH unless you add something to change it (because you’re filling it).

-Less soil erosion (especially, if the bed is framed).

The best-raised beds mix the new, rich soil in with the existing soil underneath, to prevent having a sharp delineation between soil textures. To do this, you’ll need to remove the grass, till, and level the ground underneath your raised bed location, then incorporate compost and organic matter into the ground soil before topping off the bed with new soil.

If the bed is higher than 12” you can probably get by putting the new soil on top of the grass but line the bottom of the bed with biodegradable paper or landscape fabric first to prevent weeds.

You can grow vegetables, herbs, flowers, tomatoes, lettuce, carrots, green beans, corn, peppers, basil… The list goes on and on!

We offer free local delivery on larger quantities and a low price for nonlocal large orders. We provide fast and worry-free shipping. Contact Custom Pallets for more details.

Reliability is one of our trademarks. While we may not be perfect, that is our goal. We strive to build long term relationships based on reliability, quality, creative problem solving and value. We can provide references upon request.