StackStrip® “DO NOT STACK” Pallet Air Filled Strips

Use StackStrips® to prevent double stacking of pallets. StackStrips are easy to use. Just Peel and Stick to your palletized freight. These air filled strips pop when a pallet has been double stacked.

Air Filled Strips BURST to Indicate That a Pallet Has Been Double Stacked

Protect your freight from costly damage caused by improper stacking during shipping and warehousing.

Simple 3-Step Process

1

Peel

Peel the removable backing from the StackStrip to expose the adhesive layer.

2

Stick

Stick the StackStrip to the top of your palletized freight for a secure bond.

3

Ship

Ship your freight with confidence. The strip will pop if the pallet is double stacked.

Product Features

  • 36" Length x 3" Width — covers a wide surface area of the pallet
  • Strong adhesive backing for fast and secure attachment to freight
  • Air chamber pops when pallet has been double stacked to indicate mishandling
  • “Do Not Double Stack” printed in red provides additional visual warning
  • No special tools or training required — anyone can apply in seconds
  • Protected by U.S. Patent No. 10,189,626

No More Damaged Freight

Start protecting your palletized shipments today with StackStrip.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is StackStrip and how does it work?

StackStrip is a patented air-filled adhesive strip designed to prevent double stacking of palletized freight during shipping and warehousing. Each strip measures 36 inches long by 3 inches wide and attaches to the top of your pallet.

When another pallet is placed on top, the air chamber inside the strip pops, providing clear evidence that your freight has been double stacked. The bright red "Do Not Double Stack" warning printed on each strip also serves as a visual deterrent to handlers.

How do I apply StackStrips to my freight?

Applying StackStrips is a simple three-step process. First, peel the removable backing to expose the adhesive layer. Second, stick the strip to the top surface of your palletized freight. Third, ship your freight as normal.

No special tools, training, or equipment is required. The strong adhesive backing ensures a secure bond to most packaging surfaces including corrugated cardboard, shrink wrap, and stretch film.

What happens when a StackStrip pops during transit?

A popped StackStrip is a clear indicator that your pallet was double stacked at some point during transit. This gives you tangible evidence to inspect the freight more closely for damage before accepting the delivery.

You can document the popped strip with photos and notate the suspected damage with the delivery agent. This documentation strengthens your position when filing freight damage claims with the carrier.

How many StackStrips come in a package and what is the cost?

Each package contains 36 StackStrips, which works out to approximately $1.39 per strip at the single-package price of $49.95. When you order two or more packages, the price drops to $47.50 per package, bringing the per-strip cost down to about $1.32.

Considering the cost of damaged freight, which can run into thousands of dollars per incident, StackStrips provide an affordable layer of protection for your most sensitive shipments.

Who should use StackStrips?

StackStrips are ideal for any business that ships palletized freight and needs to protect fragile, expensive, or damage-sensitive products. Common users include manufacturers, distributors, e-commerce fulfillment centers, and third-party logistics providers.

Industries that benefit most include electronics, food and beverage, pharmaceuticals, automotive parts, and consumer goods. Any shipment where double stacking could cause crushing, shifting, or product damage is a candidate for StackStrip protection.

Is StackStrip patented?

Yes, StackStrip is protected by U.S. Patent No. 10,189,626. The patented design covers the air-filled chamber construction, adhesive application method, and the dual-purpose functionality of both deterring double stacking and providing evidence when it occurs.

This patent ensures that StackStrip remains a unique solution in the freight protection market. Constructive Designs continues to invest in product innovation to enhance supply chain safety.