60" x 48" Wood Pallets for Sale | Oversized

A standard 48x40 GMA pallet is worth approximately $10 to $25 new and $4 to $15 used or remanufactured, depending on wood grade, deck configuration, and market conditions. Bulk orders typically reduce per-unit cost. Skid Management Services leverages its national supplier network to provide highly competitive pricing on both standard and custom sizes.

Wooden pallets come in many sizes. The most common is the GMA standard 48" x 40". Other frequently used sizes include 42" x 42", 48" x 48", and oversized options like 60" x 48". Skid Management Services offers fully custom-size pallets built to your exact dimensions, making it easy to source non-standard sizes for specialized logistics or industrial applications.

60" x 48" oversized wood pallets are used for shipping and storing large, bulky, or irregularly shaped products that exceed standard pallet footprints. Common applications include industrial machinery parts, large consumer goods, manufacturing components, and specialized logistics. They are popular in warehousing, distribution centers, and industries with non-standard product dimensions.

Yes. Skid Management Services specializes in custom-designed wood pallets built to exact customer specifications. Whether you need a non-standard footprint, specific deck board spacing, or a unique load capacity, our team can design and supply pallets to meet your requirements. Contact us at 717-202-0304 or Info@SkidManagementServices.com for a consultation.

Yes. Skid Management Services offers new wood pallets, used and recycled pallets, and remanufactured pallets to suit different budgets and applications. New pallets are ideal for food and beverage or retail distribution, while used and remanufactured options provide cost savings for industrial and warehouse applications. All options are available with consistent, uninterrupted supply.

Block pallets use cylindrical wooden blocks between the top and bottom deck boards, offering four-way forklift entry and superior strength. Stringer pallets use boards running lengthwise and typically allow two-way or notched four-way entry. Block pallets generally handle heavier loads and are more durable. Skid Management Services offers both configurations, including custom designs for specialized requirements.