Inside This Week’s Pallet Auction Market – 7 Upcoming Sales inc Forklifts, Pallet Racking & Ceramic Tiles

This is a tight, four-lot auction suited to anyone running a small site, yard, or hire operation. The two RIPPA mini excavators are brand-new 2026 stock, which means you’re looking at current models without the wait. The R319 is the bigger of the pair, while the R10 slots in as a lighter, more manoeuvrable option for tight access jobs.

The JAC CPCD30 is a solid 3-tonne counterbalance forklift, a workhorse for loading and unloading trucks or shifting pallets around a warehouse. The HELI pallet truck is a straightforward, no-frills mover for floor-level freight. All gear is located in Carole Park, so buyers in Brisbane’s southwest can inspect before bidding. Close date is still to be confirmed, so check the listing for the countdown.

The pallet racking is the main draw here, with two separate listings in the mix. That’s the sort of gear that adds up fast if you’re setting up a shed, warehouse, or workshop, and buying it second-hand beats paying retail for new units. The wire cages are a solid bonus, handy for secure storage or moving stock around a site.

The fibro cement panels are worth a look too, especially if you’re fencing, cladding, or doing general renovations. With seven lots total and no reserve, prices should stay realistic, but that also means the bidding could move quickly once it gets going. Check the close date on the listing and be ready to move if you’re keen.

This is a straight-up deal for anyone kitting out a shed, warehouse, or distribution centre with fresh gear. The standout is the 4877mm height, which suits most standard high-clearance warehouses without needing a mezzanine. You’re looking at new stock, not second-hand, so no rust, no bent uprights, and no sagging beams to worry about.

The lots are split into 1 Bay Packs and 2 Bay Packs, so you can scale up depending on your floor space and storage needs. If you need a full run of racking, grab multiple lots to match the same spec. Check the close date and arrange your own transport from Wetherill Park, because this is a pick-up job, not a delivery deal. Given it’s new 2026 stock, expect it to move quickly once the timer gets close.

O’Maras have put together a straightforward one-lot auction here, and it’s all about the racking. New pallet racking is a solid buy if you’re setting up a workshop, expanding a storage area, or just sick of stacking boxes on the floor. It’s the kind of item that holds its value, and buying it at auction beats paying retail at a supplier.

The lot itself is listed simply as “New Pallet Racking,” so you’re not getting a detailed breakdown of beam lengths or upright heights in the listing. That means it’s worth rocking up to inspect in person, or at least giving O’Maras a call to confirm the dimensions and load rating before you bid. If it’s standard racking, it’ll be a practical addition to any industrial or commercial space.

Close date is listed as TBC, so keep an eye on the listing for the exact finish time. O’Maras run regular general auctions in Lilyfield, so if you miss this one, there’ll be more coming through, but new racking doesn’t pop up every week. Check the photos, measure up your space, and be ready to move if the price stays reasonable.

This is a multi-lot online auction from Lloyds, covering more than just the headline forklifts. The catalogue spans vehicles, jewellery, collectables, plant and equipment, and general goods, so it’s worth scrolling past the pallet jacks if you’re after a bit of everything.

The standout here is the unused status on the forklifts and pallet jacks. That means no fleet abuse, no hours on the clock, just fresh gear ready for the warehouse floor. For anyone setting up a shed or upgrading a tired operation, this is the kind of lot that saves you a chunk versus buying new through a dealer.

Check the photos and item notes carefully, as condition and specifications vary across the lots. Bidding closes on August 13, so get your picks sorted early and factor in pickup logistics if you’re outside a major hub.

This auction is packed with heavy-duty storage and warehouse gear. Standout lots include multiple conveyor bed sections, ideal for a workshop or distribution centre. There are also steel scaffold frames and planks, plus pallet racking beams and uprights in various sizes.

Buyers should check the lot list for specific mesh panel quantities and barrier types. Ross runs regular auctions from the Welshpool complex, often featuring WA Police forfeited goods and business stock. Bidding closes on August 13, 2026, so get your inspection done early.

This is a straight-up clearance of Cerbis Ceramics stock, all going without reserve. If you’re a builder, renovator, or tiler looking to fill a van or a trailer, this is the kind of sale where the starting bid is the only bid that matters. The pallets are assorted, so you’re not picking individual boxes; you’re buying in bulk and sorting it out on site.

The standout lots are the repeated Ground Cream pallets, which are handy for a consistent finish across multiple rooms, and the Totora pallet adds a bit of variation if you’re after something different. The two pallets of mixed Cream and Grey are worth a look if you’re doing a larger job and don’t mind a bit of blending. With 17 pallets total, you can target one or load up, but given it’s unreserved, expect the bidding to be competitive on the cleaner lots. Check the condition notes and dimensions before bidding, and factor in pickup from Yarrawonga.