Abstract: A construction, such as a pallet, provided inter alia with plate-like components of nailable material, for instance of wood and/or wood fibers, plastic and the like which are pressed together with glue under pressure and/or with addition of heat, wherein at least two plate-like elements, each of random thickness, are joined together on the mutually facing surfaces using one or more, whether or not spatial nail elements, in order to increase the carrying capacity of the pallet construction. If desired the space between the deck plates can be filled with a material of a low specific gravity, like foam.

Abstract: Method for the manufacture of a nail element comprising a plate-shaped body and one or more elongate elements whereby in accordance with the invention in each case at least one elongate elements is set at an angle relative to the face of the plate-shaped body and brought into contact with it, whereupon heat, for example from electric resistance welding, is generated at the point of contact for melting the material of the elongate elements and the plate-shaped body in order to weld these to each other, so that a nail element may be obtained in a simple manner and inexpensively.