Analog Recycling

We Build. We Show. We Mix. We Create.

Your trusted source for recycling insights, pallet logistics optimization, and creative visual solutions. From Amsterdam to the world.

Pallet & Logistics Guides

Creative Visual Resources

About Analog Recycling

Analog Recycling is a creative collective originally founded in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. Our team of progressive visual artists and contributors has been sharing ideas and content with the international creative scene since 2000.

What we want is to create great visuals and other visual art, perform them for you, show them to you, and make your event, exhibition, or brand the best it can be. We build, we show, we mix, we create — and you love the results.

Today, Analog Recycling has expanded to cover recycling industry insights, pallet logistics guides, and practical business resources alongside our creative visual heritage. We are committed to providing valuable, actionable content for businesses and creatives alike.

Frequently Asked Questions

What services does Analog Recycling provide?

Analog Recycling offers comprehensive recycling insights, pallet logistics guidance, and creative visual solutions. We specialize in helping businesses optimize their pallet management and recycling operations across the United States.

Our content covers everything from pallet sizing and container loading to finding local pallet buyers. We also maintain a legacy of creative visual arts and VJ performance resources from our founding roots.

How can I sell used pallets through your resources?

Our detailed guides walk you through the entire process of selling used pallets. We cover how to inspect and sort pallets, find reputable buyers in your area, and negotiate the best prices for your surplus inventory.

Start with our Houston pallet selling guide for a comprehensive example of how local pallet markets work. The principles apply to pallet selling in any major US metropolitan area.

What pallet sizes do your guides cover?

We cover all major pallet standards including the GMA 48x40 inch pallet (the most common in North America), the Euro pallet (1200x800mm), and various specialized sizes used in specific industries like telecommunications, chemicals, and beverages.

Our articles also explain how different pallet sizes affect loading capacity in semi trailers and shipping containers, helping you plan shipments more efficiently.

Why is pallet recycling important for businesses?

Pallet recycling offers both environmental and financial benefits. Recycling pallets keeps millions of tons of wood out of landfills each year, reducing waste disposal costs and supporting sustainable business practices.

Financially, selling surplus pallets generates revenue from what would otherwise be a disposal expense. Many businesses discover that a well-managed pallet recycling program can produce a meaningful secondary income stream while also demonstrating environmental responsibility to customers and partners.

Do you provide information on shipping container loading?

Yes, we offer detailed guides on container loading optimization. Our articles cover how many pallets fit in 20-foot and 40-foot containers, including specific loading patterns, weight limits, and practical tips for maximizing space utilization.

We also explain the differences between single-stacking and double-stacking, how to calculate capacity for non-standard pallet sizes, and common mistakes to avoid when planning container shipments.

What is the standard height of a pallet?

A standard GMA pallet stands approximately 6 inches (150mm) tall. This measurement is consistent across most major pallet standards globally, including the Euro pallet at roughly 144mm. The height is designed for universal forklift and pallet jack compatibility.

Pallet height matters significantly for stacking calculations, trailer loading, and warehouse racking. Our detailed guide covers how different materials like wood, plastic, and metal affect pallet height.