Abstract: The invention relates to a cargo pallet preferaly intended to transport corrugated cardboard containers and the like. The pallet is characterized in that it is assembled of two components in the form of struts 1,2 provided with blocks and capable in carrying position to be interlocked by action of gravity, one said strut 1 entering a groove in said second strut 2. The struts are pivotal relative one another so as to be located in parallel with each other in a transport position, the pivotal movement occurring about a central block 3 on one strut 1.

Abstract: A throw-away loading pallet made from fibre board and having cardboard tubular supports serving as feet, the supports being interconnected by fibre board strips to strengthen them. The tubular supports at one end are secured to the pallet and at their opposite end to the connecting strips by sinking their ends in blind annular openings, with all contact surfaces being glued. The result is a light-weight cheap pallet of unusual strength, which can be recycled as waste pulp.