Double stacking

Double stacking

Double stacking refers to the practice of placing pallets on top of other pallets to maximize space utilization within a truck. While this method allows for more goods to be transported in a single trip, it significantly heightens the risk of damage to the cargo. Neither we nor the verified carriers on the Deftship network support or endorse this practice due to its potential to compromise the integrity and safety of the shipped goods.

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