UK Standard / ISO 1200 x 1000 mm Pallet
1,200 × 1,000 mm (47.2 × 39.4 in), 25% larger than a EUR1 pallet.
- It shares its 1,200 × 1,000 mm footprint with the EUR2 and EUR3, so all 3 fit the same number of times in every container and trailer.
- Against the EUR2 it is 2 kg lighter.
- Against the EUR3 it is 18 mm higher and 3 kg heavier.
- It shares the tallest build among the 10 pallet standards where it is published, 162 mm, with the EUR2.
- It fills the floor best in the EU reefer trailer (94.5%, 26 pallets) and worst in the 20ft open top (77.9%).
1,200 × 1,000millimetres47.2 × 39.4 in · 1.20 m² · 12.9 sq ft
1,200
1,000
Top view to scale, in mm
this palletEUR1 outline, for comparison
Specification
Size
- Height
- 162 mm
- Length ÷ width
- 1.2
1 source
Build
- Weight
- 33.0 kg
- Code
- 1200x1000
- Standard
- ISO 6780 footprint 1000 x 1200
1 source
Loading metres (EU trailer)
- Lengthwise, 3 abreast
- 0.400 m per pallet
- Crosswise, 2 abreast
- 0.500 m per pallet
How many fit
Container or trailerFitShare of floor covered
- EU reefer trailer2694.5%
- 45ft pallet-wide container2694.3%
- 40ft container2293.4%
- 40ft high cube2293.4%
- 40ft open top2293.4%
- 40ft high cube open top2293.4%
- EU box trailer2693.1%
- 13.6 m curtainsider2692.4%
- mega trailer2692.4%
- 53 ft flatbed3291.7%
- 40ft high cube reefer2090.9%
- 48 ft dry van2890.6%
- 45ft high cube2490.4%
- 53 ft dry van3088.7%
- 48 ft flatbed2888.6%
- 48 ft step deck2888.6%
- 20ft reefer container986.8%
- 26 ft box truck1486.3%
- 20ft container977.9%
- 20ft open top977.9%
The EUR2, EUR3 have exactly the same counts.
How it compares
Height
162 mm
128 mm · 48×20 half palletEUR2 · 162 mm
Weight
33 kg
10 kg · EUR6 half palletEUR2 · 35 kg
Guides: Pallet sizes by region
Sources: CHEP, ISO 6780 via Wikipedia. Method