Yes, The Best Price Boxes makes custom pallet display boxes with no minimum order, and we beat any written quote on the same specs. A pallet display is a corrugated floor-standing retail carton that sits on a quarter, half, or full pallet footprint and ships loaded with product, ready to roll onto the sales floor.
What a pallet display actually is
Most people picture a big printed box on a pallet. In practice it is a structure with a base tray, a sleeve or wrap-around shell, and often a header panel that carries your brand name above eye level. Retail buyers like them because stocking staff only have to remove the shrink wrap and place the unit. Brands like them because the display does the selling in aisles where nobody is there to explain the product.
Because the unit is loaded at your warehouse or ours, strength matters more than looks. The board has to carry the product weight, survive a forklift ride, and still stand straight after weeks on a store floor.
Pallet display sizes and specs
| Spec | What to expect |
|---|---|
| Minimum order | None, including a single unit |
| Footprints | Full pallet, half pallet, quarter pallet |
| Construction | Corrugated tray, shell, and optional header |
| Printed artwork on the outer shell, supplied by you | |
| Special features | Shelf inserts, dividers, and cut-outs. Ask us to confirm for your spec |
A full pallet in the US is typically 48 by 40 inches. Half pallets are usually around 48 by 20 or 24 by 40, and quarter pallets around 24 by 20. Retailers set their own limits on footprint and total height, so get that number from the buyer before you design anything.
How to size the display
Start with the retailer’s floor requirement. Then work backward. Measure the retail carton or unit you plan to display, count how many fit per layer, and multiply by the number of layers. Add the header height last, because that is the part most likely to push you over a store’s height limit.
Weigh a loaded layer, not just one unit. A display that holds 200 pounds of canned goods needs a very different board than one holding lightweight cosmetics. Tell us the product weight and we will match the corrugated grade to it instead of guessing.
Pallet display or a counter display
Pallet displays make sense when the product moves in volume and the retailer gives you floor space. If you are selling into smaller stores, or the item is high value and small, a counter unit is usually the better call. See our dispenser boxes for countertop formats, or hang-tab boxes if the product hangs on a peg.
For the shipping carton behind the display, custom corrugated boxes in the same print style keep the whole program consistent.
How to order
Send us the footprint, overall height, product dimensions, and unit weight. Quantity can be one. We build a dieline, send it back for approval, and quote against any written price you already have. Our retail packaging category shows related formats, and the request a quote page is the fastest way in. Design help, samples, and shipping are included.
Questions buyers ask
Can I order just one pallet display?
Yes. There is no minimum order, so a single unit works for a buyer pitch, a trade show, or a test in one store. Most brands order one sample first, confirm fit with the retailer, and then place a larger run.
What sizes do pallet displays come in?
Full, half, and quarter pallet footprints. A full pallet is typically 48 by 40 inches. Your retailer’s receiving rules decide the final dimensions, so confirm their maximum height and weight before approving the dieline.
How strong is a corrugated pallet display?
It depends on the board grade. We match the corrugated to the loaded weight and stack height you give us. Heavy products need stronger board and often reinforced corners, so always share the weight per layer.
Can the display include a header and shelves?
Yes, headers and internal shelves are common. Ask us to confirm the exact structure for your spec, because it changes with product weight and the retailer’s height limit.
Do you print my artwork?
We print the artwork you supply on the shell. If you need layout help, send your logo and product details and we will set it up on the dieline.