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Loading metres for road freight.

Enter pallets or pieces. See how many metres of trailer floor they take, whether weight or space sets the price, and which truck fits.

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Loading metres0 m
Weight0 kg
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    Indicative. Trailer width 2.4 m; 13.6 m trailer. Carriers also price by weight; the higher one applies.Your list stays in your browser until you send it.
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    Indicative. Carriers use their own factors; the higher of floor space and weight applies. Send us the list and we confirm it with a quote.

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    How it works

    The rules behind the numbers.

    01

    Loading metres

    Length × width of each piece ÷ 2.4 m trailer width. A EUR pallet is 0.4 m; a 13.6 m trailer takes 33.

    02

    Stacking

    If your cargo can be stacked two high, it takes half the floor, which often halves the price.

    03

    Weight or space

    Carriers count about 1,750 kg per loading metre. If your cargo is heavier than that, weight sets the price.

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