Recycled Plastic Pallets
Transform Your Waste into a Reusable Product

Triumvirate Environmental's subsidiary, BestPLUS Plastic Lumber, is a recycled plastic lumber manufacturer that provides durable, low-maintenance recycled plastic lumber to a range of industries. BestPLUS' recycled plastic pallets are a sustainable, durable, and cost-effective alternative to the standard wooden pallet. Made from recycled plastic materials, every 10 pallets made saves one tree from deforestation and diverts 1/4 ton of plastics from landfill.

Promoting a circular economy, we offer a standardized 48” x 40” recycled plastic pallet. The pallets are also customizable for a variety of uses and can be made to ship to Europe (specific size restrictions in EU).

The pallets are ideal for use in all operations in the Life Science, Pharmaceutical, and Manufacturing industries. No splintering or breaking, which means no contamination, wood dust particles, or health and safety hazards. They are resistant to chemicals, acids, corrosives, and are impervious to liquids and insects.

Features & Benefits

Made in the USA with recycled plastics from our clients
Sustainable and environmentally friendly
Promotes a circular economy through closed-loop recycling
UV-stabilized
Will not rot or decay
Waterproof
Customizable
Safe to handle
Easy to clean

Impervious to insects, microorganisms, and mold
Durable and maintenance-free
No splinters or cracking
Resistant to chemicals, acids, and corrosive materials
10-30x longer lifespan than wood
No dust, resulting in cleaner work environment
Solid color throughout product
Aesthetically pleasing
Designed to look like wooden pallets
Shock absorbent

Promoting a Circular Economy

By participating in our plastic recycling program – transforming your waste into your plastic pallets – your company can improve its environmental health, perpetuate sustainability, and strengthen its internal environmental initiatives.

For more than a century, a linear economy of production and use has been the norm, in which materials are manufactured, consumed, and then the waste is discarded or incinerated. Moving to a circular economy, we aim to retain as much value as possible from products and materials through recycling, refurbishment, and reuse.