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Pallet Space Optimiser
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Pallet Space Optimiser: 10 pallets. Floor layout 5 x 2 = 10 pallets per layer; 1 layer(s) after 150 mm pallet height allowance.
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Pallets per layer = floor(internal length / pallet length) x floor(internal width / pallet width). Layers = floor((internal height - 150 mm pallet height) / (cargo height + 150 mm pallet height)). Total pallets = pallets per layer x layers.
Apply the formulaPallets per layer = floor(internal length / pallet length) x floor(internal width / pallet width). Layers = floor((internal height - 150 mm pallet height) / (cargo height + 150 mm pallet height)). Total pallets = pallets per layer x layers.10 palletsFloor layout 5 x 2 = 10 pallets per layer; 1 layer(s) after 150 mm pallet height allowance.
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Internal length
5,900 mm
Internal width
2,340 mm
Internal height
2,380 mm
Pallet length
1,165 mm
Pallet width
1,165 mm
Cargo height per pallet
1,200 mm
Resulting answer
10 pallets
Floor layout 5 x 2 = 10 pallets per layer; 1 layer(s) after 150 mm pallet height allowance.
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10 pallets
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Floor layout 5 x 2 = 10 pallets per layer; 1 layer(s) after 150 mm pallet height allowance.
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Internal length
5,900 mm
Internal width
2,340 mm
Internal height
2,380 mm
Pallet length
1,165 mm
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Pallets per layer = floor(internal length / pallet length) x floor(internal width / pallet width). Layers = floor((internal height - 150 mm pallet height) / (cargo height + 150 mm pallet height)). Total pallets = pallets per layer x layers.
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A 5,900 x 2,340 mm floor with 1,165 x 1,165 mm pallets fits 5 x 2 = 10 pallets per layer.
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This calculator is for planning and education, not legal, tax, medical, immigration, engineering or financial advice.
Use current official rates, contracts, carrier terms, statutes or professional guidance before relying on the result.
The default values are examples. Replace them with the figures from the job, invoice, contract, bill, service or record being checked.
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Pallets per layer = floor(internal length / pallet length) x floor(internal width / pallet width). Layers = floor((internal height - 150 mm pallet height) / (cargo height + 150 mm pallet height)). Total pallets = pallets per layer x layers.
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