Mix pallets and visualize their layout in trucks, containers or your own space.
1. Your loading space
Clearance, door and payload limitBlocked zones and aisles
X runs across the width; Y runs along the length from the door. Zones reserve the full height.
Reserve the width your equipment needs. Checks a fully accessible edge, not a forklift turning path. Door centred at Y = 0.
Geometric stacking stability
Use the permitted limit for your load. Full support, no overhang; set the permitted load above each pallet type.
Indicative internal dimensions, always editable. Check your actual vehicle and use the space clear of wheel arches and other obstacles.
2. The pallets you want to load
1
1.15 m³ / unit
Height and weight include the pallet and its goods. 1 level = no stacking. 2 levels = two pallets stacked when they fit. Leave load above blank to skip strength checks; 0 prevents stacking and a limit requires the weight. Increase levels only if the load supports stacking; only identical units are stacked, with full support.
3. Your load layout
33Estimated geometric maximum
33Estimated operational maximum
1.64 m²free floor, excluding zones
51.95 m³free volume, excluding zones
For the entered quantities. Geometric uses dimensions, rotation and levels; operational adds margins, gaps, zones, door, weight, stacking and access restrictions. Several layouts are tried: not a guaranteed mathematical optimum.
33 / 33pallets placed
38.02 m³loaded volume · 42.3%
95.1%floor occupied
8,250 kgtotal weight
1. EUR / EPAL 1
Type
Requested
Loaded
Left out
Levels used
EUR / EPAL 1
33
33
0
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Geometric estimate: compares several layouts, without guaranteeing the maximum. Respects your permitted load above and height/base ratio, with full support. Does not certify actual strength, axle loads, centre of gravity, securing or forklift manoeuvres. Pallets enter individually in their final orientation. Straight paths blocked by obstacles are rejected; load from the back towards the door. Stacking takes place inside.
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Formats and references
Includes the six common ISO footprints, EPAL, half and quarter pallets, CP1–CP9 and North American sizes. Enter any special format manually; matching dimensions do not imply matching strength or certification.