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Publication 804 - Drop Shipment Procedures for Destination Entry - Contents
2-7.3
Stacked Pallets
Pallets may be stacked up to six tiers high if the following requirements are
met:
Individual pallets meet minimum height and weight requirements.
Stacked pallets (up to six high) do not exceed maximum height and
weight limits.
The heaviest pallet is on the bottom and the lightest is on the top.
Each pallet is top-capped as specified in DMM 705.8.2.
Secure stacked pallets with at least two straps or bands of appropriate
material to maintain its integrity during transportation and handling.
Stretchable or shrinkable plastic may not be used to secure stacked
pallets (see DMM 705.8.3.1).
Sufficient space between the pallets allows easy forklift blade entry for
pallet separation.