Standard Sizes
| Name | Dimensions | Weight | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard Pallet Box | 48" x 40" x 36" | 25-60 lbs | Fits standard GMA pallet. Most common gaylord size. |
| Full-Height Box | 48" x 40" x 48" | 30-75 lbs | Taller version for lightweight, voluminous materials. |
| Half-Height Box | 48" x 40" x 24" | 20-45 lbs | Lower profile for dense or heavy materials. |
| Square Box | 48" x 48" x 36" | 30-65 lbs | Square footprint for drum pallets and special applications. |
Construction Types
2-Wall (Double Wall)
Two layers of fluting. Light-duty, roughly 500-1,800 lbs by board grade. Most economical option.
3-Wall (Triple Wall)
Three layers of fluting. Medium-duty, roughly 1,200-3,000 lbs by board grade. Good balance of strength and cost.
4-Wall
Four layers of fluting. Heavy-duty, 2,000 lbs and up. Industrial and manufacturing applications.
5-Wall
Five layers of fluting. Maximum strength, 2,500 lbs and up. Heaviest materials and roughest handling.
Shipping Notes
Frequently Asked Questions
What size is a standard gaylord box?
The most common gaylord box is 48 inches by 40 inches by 36 inches tall, designed to fit on a standard GMA pallet.
How much weight can a gaylord box hold?
Weight capacity depends on wall count and board grade: roughly 500-1,800 lbs for 2-wall, 1,200-3,000 lbs for 3-wall, 2,000 lbs and up for 4-wall, 2,500 lbs and up for 5-wall. The manufacturer's certificate for the specific box is the controlling rating.