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Articles from Layer Pads on dispatch, supply and the packs we sell.
When a pad order leavesA sheet order in by 3pm is dispatched that day.Free delivery on layer padsOne free-delivery line for the pads, paper and guards in the same basket.Sending spare pads backCall before a spare pack of sheets comes back.Paying for sheet goodsA one-off pad order does not need an account.A trade account for layer pads5% to start, up to 10% over £1,000 a month, for trade businesses.How thick a layer pad isAbout 2.5 mm, single wall, B flute 125K/T.A pad between pallet layersOne sheet between the tiers, so the next layer does not sit on the goods.Pallet pads are the same sheetTwo names, one B flute sheet.A sheet behind a posterThe same sheet that divides a pallet can back a poster.Corrugated paper next to a padA lightweight roll for wrapping, listed beside the pads.A soft foam layerFoam cushions a fragile face. The pad still divides the pallet.Guards for the edge of a palletThe corner takes a guard. The tier still takes a pad.Rigid polystyrene beside the padsA rigid sheet in various thicknesses. It is not the B flute pad.Kraft paper is not a layer padWrap with kraft. Divide a pallet with the pad.Pads ordered before a bank holidayThe 3pm rule stays. The delivery day moves.A Friday order of padsFriday dispatch, Monday delivery, unless a bank holiday moves it.Pads and edge guards togetherThe sheet and the guard are different products, and one basket.Ordering pads without an accountAn account is for the warehouse that reorders, not for one pallet.The company behind Layer PadsThe sheet shop of a packaging company founded in 1954.A sheet is not a cartonDivide a pallet with a pad. Pack goods in a carton.Recycled paper rolls with the padsPaper wraps the goods. The pad divides the pallet.