Safety Recommendations

Wooden Packaging Usage Guidelines

Proper use of wooden packaging is essential to ensure maximum protection for your products during transportation, stacking, and storage. Correct handling not only enhances product safety but also improves logistics efficiency, reduces operational costs, and extends the service life of your packaging.
The recommendations below will help you achieve maximum performance from your wooden crates and pallets, minimize transportation risks, and ensure your products remain protected from the point of departure to the final destination. Through regular inspections, proper loading techniques, and suitable storage conditions, you can use your wooden packaging safely for many years while preventing potential damage and operational losses.


Transportation & Stacking

Safe Handling

Key recommendations to follow when transporting and stacking wooden crates and pallets.

  • Lift crates only from the designated forklift entry points
  • Ensure forklift forks are fully inserted beneath the base
  • Pay attention to load distribution and stacking limits
  • Position heavy loads evenly to maintain balance
  • Use appropriate securing equipment during transportation
  • Protect against sharp edges and sudden impacts
  • Inspect damaged crates before reuse
  • Do not exceed the stacking capacity when stacking multiple units

Storage & Environment

Proper Storage Conditions

  • Store products in a dry and well-ventilated environment
  • Avoid direct contact with damp or wet surfaces
  • Protect from direct rain and prolonged sunlight exposure
  • Do not remove or cover the ISPM-15 heat treatment mark
  • Separate wooden materials for recycling
  • Contact us for guidance on special products and applications