Home Depot High Count Pallets, Mixed Count Truckload

The Home Depot high count pallets format is Save More’s high-volume Home Depot truckload option: 24-36 pallets per truckload of mixed Home Depot inventory at $960 per pallet. Per-pallet cost basis is competitive vs single-pallet tool formats and enables high-volume bin-store and discount-retail operations.

This format is the high-volume companion to Save More’s single-pallet Home Depot options:
– Home Depot Tool Pallets (PID 3023, $1,400 / 40-45 units). Single-pallet tool-focused
– Home Depot Truckloads (PID 2021). Truckload format
– Home Depot GM HDGM-3624 (PID 2018). Manifested GM pallet
– Home Depot GM HDTU-3506 (PID 2019). Manifested GM pallet

What’s in the truckload/pallet

• 24 to 36 pallets per truckload (or individual pallets available for smaller buyers)
• Mixed count of items per pallet. High-density variable count
• Product types: power tools, hand tools, faucets, lighting fixtures, storage bins, small appliances, patio items, and more
• Condition mix: shelf pulls, overstock, customer returns; some items open-box or repackaged
• Packaging: Gaylord boxes or shrink-wrapped pallets
• Shipped directly from Home Depot distribution centers

Per-pallet economics at the $960 tier

At $960 per pallet at high-count format, per-pallet economics:

• Estimated piece count per pallet. Varies widely (high-count means item-dense pallets, often 100-200+ items per pallet)
• Per-piece cost basis, $4.80-$9.60 per item at mid-range piece counts
• Bin store rotation, $5-$10 per item across $5/$3/$1 day cycles
• eBay tested-tool flips, $20-$80 per item Grade A
• Local hardware retail, 3-5× cost basis at retail markup
• Whatnot live tool shows, $25-$80 per pull (growing channel)
• Parts harvest from damaged tools, $10-$40 per part recovery

Resale recovery typical estimates

Across a typical pallet at the $960 tier, resale recovery commonly lands $2,500-$5,000 against the cost basis. A 2.6-5.2× cost recovery range, with tested-tool flippers at the upper end and parts-harvest operators at the lower end.

Why high-count format works for bin stores

• High item density per pallet. Bin-store rotation benefits from volume
• Mixed Home Depot categories. Bin-store $5 day rotation works across tool, fixture, lighting, storage categories
• Shelf-pull dominance. Better condition than pure-returns truckloads
• Truckload-scale option, 24-36 pallets per truckload supplies multi-location bin operations
• Single-pallet option. Entry-tier flexibility for smaller buyers

Mixed Home Depot inventory categories

• Power tools, Ryobi, DeWalt, Milwaukee, Ridgid (Home Depot’s primary tool brands)
• Hand tools. Wrenches, screwdrivers, hammers, tape measures, levels
• Plumbing. Faucets, fittings, pipes, accessories
• Lighting fixtures. Ceiling fixtures, lamps, bulbs, accessories
• Storage bins. Totes, organizers, shelving
• Small appliances. Kitchen and household appliances
• Patio items. Outdoor furniture accessories, decorative items
• Seasonal goods. Gardening, outdoor decor, seasonal hardware

Who buys Home Depot High Count Pallets

• Bin store operators. Multi-location and single-location at scale
• Discount retail chains. Supplementary hardware/home-improvement inventory
• Tool resellers. EBay, Facebook Marketplace, local resale
• Hardware retail stores. Supplementary tool aisle inventory
• Tool repair businesses. Parts harvest + restoration workflow
• Whatnot live tool show hosts
• Flea market hardware booth vendors
• Export buyers. International hardware retail
• Distributor-to-small-retailer operators

As-is. Standard Home Depot truckload terms

Home Depot high count pallets/truckloads are sold as-is. Save More sources from Home Depot’s national overstock + returns + shelf-pull channel, photographs intake, and ships. Pallets ship as-received from Home Depot distribution centers.

Why source from Save More Liquidations

• Authentic Home Depot channel. National overstock + returns + shelf-pulls
• High count format. Item-dense pallets for bin-store rotation
• Truckload or single-pallet flexibility, 24-36 pallet truckloads or individual pallets
• Mixed Home Depot categories. Tools, plumbing, lighting, storage, seasonal
• Free nationwide curbside shipping included in the per-pallet price
• Pre-purchase questions welcome. Email sales@savemoreliquidations.com or call (904) 651-5547

Frequently asked questions

How many pallets are in a truckload?
Typically 24-36 pallets per truckload, or individual pallets available for smaller buyers.

What product categories are included?
Mixed. Power tools, hand tools, faucets, lighting fixtures, storage bins, small appliances, patio items, and seasonal goods.

What’s the condition mix?
Shelf pulls, overstock, and customer returns. Some items may be open-box or repackaged.

Is there a manifest?
High-count format pallets are typically unmanifested at the SKU level. Top-level category breakdown can be discussed.

How does this differ from Home Depot Tool Pallets (PID 3023)?
Home Depot Tool Pallets (PID 3023) is single-pallet tool-focused at $1,400/40-45 units. This format is higher-density across mixed categories at $960/pallet at truckload scale.

Do you offer Home Depot pallets at other formats?
Yes. See Home Depot Truckloads (PID 2021), Home Depot GM HDGM-3624 (PID 2018), Home Depot GM HDTU-3506 (PID 2019) for other Home Depot pallet formats.

What’s the condition disclosure language for invoicing buyers?
“Home Depot high count pallets. Mixed count Home Depot inventory across power tools, hand tools, faucets, lighting fixtures, storage bins, small appliances, patio items, and seasonal goods. Condition mix of shelf pulls, overstock, and customer returns; some open-box or repackaged. Packed in Gaylord boxes or shrink-wrapped. Sold as-is.”

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