Will it fit
in the truck?
Tell us what you're shipping and see it laid out in a 26-foot box truck before you book — how much floor it takes, how many linear feet, and whether the weight works. Then send the exact load to us for a quote.
Loads for cars, SUVs and cargo vans are evaluated by our team — unless you specify a vehicle, we'll match the right one to your shipment. This planner covers the big box.
Fixed to the 26-foot box truck — deliberately conservative numbers, so anything that fits here fits the real truck with room to spare.
Best format: qty @ L x W x H @ weight — but type it your way.
We read inches, feet, cm, mm, lbs and kg automatically (bare numbers are taken as inches and lbs),
and "36 standard pallets" works too. To allow stacking more than 2 high, add stack=3.
Below the results you'll see exactly how we read your list.
Only switch this on if your freight can take weight on top. The bottom pallet has to be at least as big as the one above it, and nothing goes over the truck's height.
Opens your print dialog — choose Save as PDF.
Get a quote for this load →- Pallets aren't turned — length stays length.
- The biggest footprints go down first, front to back.
- Stacking is off unless you switch it on.
This lays your freight out on a flat floor with no rotation and no allowance for wheel wells, straps, dunnage, load bars, weight distribution or axle limits. A real load is packed by a person who can see it. Treat this as a good indication — then send it over and we'll confirm exactly what it needs. If it's close, call us: 781-438-9100.