The acoustic slat wall panel is supplied 75 panels per pallet, as stated by our manufacturing partner and confirmed again at order. Loading plans are confirmed per order once weights are finalised.
Pallet quantity
| Figure | Value | Basis |
|---|---|---|
| Panels per pallet | 75 | Manufacturer-stated; confirmed on order |
Loading plans are confirmed per order once weights are finalised.
Why the loading configuration isn't published yet
Our manufacturing partner has given us base-layer and double-stacked loading figures, but without stating what they count — and they cannot be panels, because that would contradict the 75-panels-per-pallet figure above. Until the basis is confirmed with them, we are not publishing the numbers: a loading figure you cannot rely on is worse than none. It goes up here once we can say what it measures.
Why we don't publish a per-truck quantity
Payload, not just floor space, usually sets the real limit on how many pallets a full truck load can carry — and panel weight has not yet been confirmed by our manufacturing partner. Rather than publish a truck-quantity figure that could be wrong in either direction, we calculate loading plans per order once weights are finalised for your specification.
Frequently asked questions
Why don't you publish panels per truck?
Because panel weight has not yet been confirmed by our manufacturing partner, and truck payload — not just space — sets the real limit on how many pallets a load can carry. Publishing a truck quantity before that figure is confirmed would risk understating or overstating what a load can actually carry, so loading plans are calculated per order instead.
Can I order less than a full pallet?
Ask on your enquiry — pallet quantities are the standard order unit, but tell us your order pattern and we'll confirm what's practical.