Pattern Packaging Guidelines

Yes, pallets can be double-stacked if kept under 96" and stacked appropriately as to not damage product in transport or unloading. They must be able to be down-stacked with a forklift (2 pallets required).

Source: Borderless Distribution Shipping & Routing Requirements - No Version On Record

Yes, SKUs can be mixed within a single carton. The contents must clearly indicate product description, part number, SKU, and quantity shipped. Products should remain in their case packs, not dumped loosely into boxes.

Source: Borderless Distribution Shipping & Routing Requirements - No Version On Record

Borderless only accepts palletized shipments, and they allow double-stack pallets as long as they are kept under 96" and stacked properly to avoid product damage during transport. Pallet contents must be firmly contained within the footprint of the pallet, not exceeding the pallet length or width by more than an inch.

Source: Borderless Distribution Shipping & Routing Requirements - No Version On Record

Boxes containing multiple standard-size items must not exceed 25\" on any side. A box may exceed this limit if it contains one or several oversize units that measure longer than 25\". There is no specified minimum dimension.

Source: Borderless Distribution Shipping & Routing Requirements - No Version On Record

The maximum weight for shipping cartons is 50 lbs unless they contain one single oversized item that exceeds 50 lbs.

Source: Borderless Distribution Shipping & Routing Requirements - No Version On Record

Pallet height must not exceed 72 inches including the pallet.

Source: Borderless Distribution Shipping & Routing Requirements - No Version On Record