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The Ideal Protection for Delicate Items
Our fiber-based Tier Sheets are ideal for placing between products to protect delicate items and are often used by bottle, container, and can manufacturers. They provide added product protection, help distribute weight evenly, and allow for secure stacking.
Customized and cut to almost any size, they also come in moisture-resistant and food-safe substrates, ensuring the safety of everything from glassware to peaches. They can be used vertically to create individual compartments for the most delicate items. These eco-friendly sheets are more economical than corrugated and are reusable and sustainable. You may also hear these called slip sheets or divider sheets.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Tier Sheets
What are tier sheets used for in palletized loads?
Tier sheets are used to separate product layers and improve load stability during stacking and shipping. They help distribute weight evenly, reduce product shifting, and protect cases or bagged product from damage.
In high-volume food and ag operations, they are commonly used to reduce contamination from pallet debris and maintain clean separation between layers.
What’s the difference between layer, tier, or divider sheets?
They are typically all the same thing. Different businesses might use the names interchangeably, but generally, they all refer to paperboard, cardboard, or plastic sheets that can separate layers or stacks of items on pallets.
How do tier sheets work?
Paperboard tier sheets, sometimes known as layer, or divider sheets, are sheets of paperboard placed between product layers that help maintain product stability and minimize shifting during transit. They can also function as a pallet pad or pallet cap to prevent contaminants from accumulating on the product.
Can I order custom-sized tier sheets?
Yes! Our sheets are cut to your specs and come in a variety of thicknesses.
What are tier sheets used for?
They can create layers between items on a pallet or be used to create divided compartments to protect sensitive items – like glassware or thin-skinned fruit.
What’s the difference between tier sheets and pallet sheets?
Tier sheets are typically placed between product layers to improve stacking strength and stability. Pallet sheets, on the other hand, are placed directly on the top or bottom of the pallet to create a smooth base layer.
If your goal is to improve vertical stacking strength and reduce layer shifting, slip or tier sheets are usually the right solution. If you’re trying to create a clean barrier between the product and the pallet itself, pallet sheets may be a better fit.
Can tier sheets help reduce product damage during shipping?
Yes. By creating consistent separation between layers, these sheets help distribute weight more evenly and reduce pressure points. That can lower the risk of crushed cases, torn bags, and unstable loads during transit.
They’re especially helpful in operations where palletized loads are stacked high or shipped long distances.
Do you offer moisture-resistant tier sheets?
Yes. Moisture-resistant coatings are available depending on your storage conditions and shipping environment. This can help maintain sheet strength and integrity in humid warehouses or during export shipments.
We’ll help you determine whether moisture-resistant options are necessary for your application.
How much do tier sheets cost?
Tier sheet prices vary based on size, thickness, board grade, moisture-resistant treatment, and order volume. Our customers count on us for competitive, straightforward pricing, fast turnaround on quotes, often within 24 hours, and the ability to support programs coast to coast.
Looking for a Pallet Replacement?
We have that, too! You need solid fiber push-pull slip sheets, which are the perfect alternative to traditional pallets because they’re thinner and lighter than wooden pallets, less expensive, and just as able to handle heavy loads.
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