1067 x 1067 mm (42 x 42 in) Pallet
1,067 × 1,067 mm (42.0 × 42.0 in), 18% larger than a EUR1 pallet.
- It has the worst average floor use of the 12 pallet standards: 83.5%, 2.2% less than the 1100×1100.
- It fills the floor best in the 20ft reefer container (91.5%, 10 pallets) and worst in the 48 ft step deck (78.1%).
- It covers more of the floor than a EUR1 in 9 of the 20 units.
1,067 × 1,067millimetres42.0 × 42.0 in · 1.14 m² · 12.2 sq ft
1,067
1,067
Top view to scale, in mm
this palletEUR1 outline, for comparison
Specification
Size
- Length ÷ width
- 1.0
Build
- Code
- 42x42
- Standard
- ISO 6780 footprint 1067 x 1067
Loading metres (EU trailer)
- Lengthwise, 3 abreast
- 0.356 m per pallet
- Crosswise, 2 abreast
- 0.533 m per pallet
How many fit
Container or trailerFitShare of floor covered
- 20ft reefer container1091.5%
- 40ft open top2288.7%
- 40ft container2288.6%
- 40ft high cube2288.6%
- 40ft high cube open top2288.6%
- 40ft high cube reefer2086.2%
- 45ft high cube2485.8%
- EU reefer trailer2482.8%
- 45ft pallet-wide container2482.6%
- 20ft container1082.2%
- 20ft open top1082.2%
- 26 ft box truck1481.9%
- 53 ft flatbed3081.6%
- EU box trailer2481.6%
- 13.6 m curtainsider2480.9%
- mega trailer2480.9%
- 48 ft dry van2679.8%
- 53 ft dry van2878.6%
- 48 ft flatbed2678.1%
- 48 ft step deck2678.1%
How it compares
Floor used in a 40ft container — 9th highest of 12
88.6%
84.9% · EUR11165×1165 (AU) · 96.0%
Footprint — 8th highest of 12
1.14 m²
0.24 m² · 600×400 quarter pallet1165×1165 (AU) · 1.36 m²
Guides: Pallet sizes by region
Sources: ISO 6780 via Wikipedia. Method