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Pallet Pattern Label Generator
Generate Ti × Hi pallet patterns with top-down and side-view visualizations plus a printable warehouse label.
Pallet Pattern Label Generator
Enter case and pallet dimensions to generate the Ti × Hi stacking pattern (cases per layer × layers high). The tool renders a top-down view of the layer pattern showing each case position, a side view of the stack, and a printable warehouse floor label with pallet ID, SKU, UPC, case count, gross weight, and pattern notation. Reuses the floor-division grid logic from the Pallet & Container Calculator.
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What Is Ti × Hi?
Ti × Hi (sometimes written TiHi or Ti-Hi) is the standard warehouse notation for a pallet's stacking pattern. Ti (tier) is the number of cases per layer, and Hi (high) is the number of layers stacked on the pallet. A 9×5 pallet holds 9 cases per layer across 5 layers — 45 total cases. Knowing Ti × Hi at a glance lets receivers verify pallet completeness, lets pickers know how many cases they're taking, and lets planners calculate truck loads.
Layer Pattern Optimization
The tool tries both orientations of your case on the pallet footprint and picks whichever fits more cases per layer. More sophisticated patterns (brick-stack, pinwheel) can squeeze in more cases by rotating individual cases within a layer, but they're harder to label and harder to palletize by hand — the floor-division pattern shown here is the standard most warehouses use.
Pair with Related Tools
Use the Pallet & Container Calculator for container-level load planning, the Bill of Lading Generator for shipping documents, and the Container Loading Planner when loading mixed-SKU pallets into a container.
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