How do you compute TI?

We fit the box footprint on the pallet footprint, trying both orientations when rotation is allowed, then multiply rows × columns.

How is HI calculated?

HI is the number of layers that fit under the maximum stack height minus the pallet base height. If no height is given we show a single layer baseline.

Yes. Generated links capture units, box dimensions, pallet size, rotation and limits. Paste the link into chat or email for teammates.

Pallet Calculator & TI‑HI Planner

Compute boxes per layer (TI), layers by max height (HI), total boxes, stack height and share a prefilled link with your team.

Inputs

Measurement unit

Weight unit

Allow 90° rotation

Focus

Box

Length

Width

Height

Box weight (kg)

Pallet

Length

Width

Base height

Limits

Max stack height

Max weight (kg)

Tip: shareable deep links use `?boxL=...&boxW=...&palL=...&unit=mm` etc. Toggle “More precision” for 6 significant figures.

Results

Boxes per layer (TI): – –

Layers (HI): – Enter stack height or box height

Total boxes: –

Stack height: – (includes pallet)

Weight check: –

Run a calculation to see details here.

Quick samples

EU 300×200×150 mm box US 12×8×6 in box AU 300×300×200 mm single orientation

Notes & disclaimer

TI is the largest rows × columns count that fits on the pallet footprint. When rotation = yes, both orientations are tested.
HI is constrained by max stack height minus the pallet base. If no max height is supplied we show one layer as a baseline.
Weight checks require box weight and max weight. We flag OK/Warn/Over based on totals.