Printed Pallet Wraps

Printed pallet wraps for retail campaigns

A pallet display brings products together on the shop floor. A printed wrap gives its sides a coordinated graphic, with space for a brand, promotion or product message. Use retail pallet wraps as part of a launch, seasonal promotion or a campaign across several stores.

Start with the actual display rather than the pallet alone. Products, trays and other fixtures can change which surfaces are visible and where the graphic should finish. A photograph or simple drawing helps explain the intended result and the areas that staff need to reach.

For the available options, see our printed pallet-wrap product details. The guidance below helps you prepare a clear brief before material, layout and finishing are confirmed.

Choose a wrap or a fitted pallet cover

A wrap runs around the sides of a display. A fitted cover is a different arrangement that may cover additional surfaces. Decide which areas need a graphic and which should remain open, then compare printed pallet covers if a wrap does not describe the shape you need.

If your brief uses the term “pallet skirts”, include a photo or sketch of the intended format. Tell us whether you need a graphic around the sides, a fitted cover or another arrangement. We can confirm the requested product before preparing the print specification.

Textile or paper: describe how the display will be used

Textile and paper are the listed options for this product. Share where the wrap will be used, how it will be attached and how the display will be handled. These details help us check the appropriate material and finishing for your order.

Mention any openings, access requirements or parts of the display that must remain uncovered. If the graphic will be replaced during a campaign, explain how you expect that change to work. Material and fitting should be agreed together rather than chosen from the artwork alone.

Measure the display and plan the print repeat

Send the required wrap height and the total perimeter or running length. Identify the visible sides, the corners and the position of the join. For an unusual shape or several connected displays, add a drawing with the measurements marked.

The listed print repeat is 70 cm, or a repeat arranged for the order. This describes how the printed design repeats; it does not specify the height or overall length of the finished wrap. Confirm where the main message should appear before the artwork is approved.

A repeating logo or pattern and a message placed on a particular face require different layouts. Mark any logos, offers or product names that must appear on specific sides, and show where a corner or join could interrupt them.

Prepare artwork for the finished display

Use the template for the agreed configuration. Bleed, cutting and space needed for mounting can make the artwork larger than the finished graphic. The display measurements are the starting point; the template defines how the print file should be prepared.

Read our print-file guidance before exporting. Include the approved artwork reference with your enquiry, and explain any elements whose placement is important. For agency or reseller work, add the customer brief so the display and the design can be reviewed together.

Prepare your pallet-wrap enquiry

To help us check the specification, send:

• The quantity, campaign date and delivery location.
• The required height and total perimeter or running length.
• A photo or drawing showing visible sides, corners, joins and openings.
• Your preferred textile or paper option, plus fitting and access requirements.
• The artwork, intended print repeat and any positions that must carry a particular message.
• An earlier order or approved artwork reference for a replacement or revised campaign.

If several stores are involved, identify any differences between their displays and group the quantities by configuration. That helps separate a repeated design from a layout that needs different measurements or artwork.

Request a pallet-wrap quote with the information you have. Material, dimensions, repeat and finishing can then be confirmed against your display.

Questions about printed pallet wraps

Can I choose textile or paper?

Both are listed options. Send the display reference, attachment method and campaign requirements so the material and finishing can be confirmed for the order.

What does a 70 cm print repeat mean?

It is the listed interval for repeating the printed design, rather than the finished wrap height or total length. An order-specific repeat can also be discussed against the display layout.

Which measurements should I provide?

Provide the required height and total perimeter or running length. Show visible faces, corners, joins and any areas that must remain accessible in a photo or drawing.

Are pallet skirts and fitted pallet covers the same product?

Use a reference image to clarify your brief. A wrap runs around the display; a fitted cover has a different shape. We will confirm the required format rather than rely on the name alone.

Can I reuse an earlier approved design?

Send the earlier order or artwork reference and explain what has changed. It needs to be checked against the new dimensions, material and print repeat before a new order is agreed.

Should my artwork match the finished dimensions exactly?

Follow the agreed template. Bleed, cutting and mounting space can make the artwork larger than the finished wrap.