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Stretch Wrap & Pallet Wrap

Shop stretch wrap (also called pallet wrap) for bundling products, stabilizing grouped cartons, and preparing pallet loads for storage or transport. Compare the formats and quantities shown online, then review confirmed pickup in North York, Mississauga, or Scarborough and eligible GTA delivery options.

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Shop Stretch Wrap & Pallet Wrap

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Stretch Wrap Specs & Prices

Two hand-roll formats, both sold in cases of 4. The 20 inch roll covers more per pass on standard full pallets; the 16 inch roll is easier for one person on smaller or irregular loads. Specs are as listed on each product; case prices come from the live catalog and are before tax. For gauge, width, and wrapping technique, read our stretch wrap guide to gauge and width.

Stretch wrap widths, roll lengths, gauge, pack quantities, and case prices
WidthRoll lengthGaugePackCase price
20"1,785 ft63 gaugeCase of 4 rolls$108.00
16"1,500 ft55 gaugeCase of 4 rolls$68.00

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How to Choose Pallet Wrap & Stretch Wrap

Compare the formats and quantities displayed on the full stretch wrap listing, then choose the option that fits how your team applies and handles the material. If load shape, product weight, or wrapping method makes the choice uncertain, contact us for product guidance before ordering.

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    Bundling

    Compare formats suited to grouping smaller products or cartons together.

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    Pallet wrap for pallet loads

    Compare pallet wrap quantities against the load weight and shape being stabilized for transport or storage.

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    Hand application

    Compare formats suited to manual wrapping at a shipping station.

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    Not sure what fits?

    Ask our team about your load shape, weight, and application method before ordering.

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Wrapping a large or irregular pallet?

Send us the load shape, weight, and how it will be wrapped. We’ll help you narrow down the options.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Answers about sizing, quantities, pickup, and GTA delivery.

Should I use 16 inch or 20 inch stretch wrap?+

A 20 inch roll covers more of the load per pass, which speeds up wrapping standard full pallets. A 16 inch roll is easier for one person to handle and wraps tighter on smaller or irregular loads. Packaging Shop carries 20 inch x 1,785 ft and 16 inch x 1,500 ft hand rolls, both sold in cases of 4.

What gauge is Packaging Shop's stretch wrap?+

The 20 inch roll is 63 gauge and the 16 inch roll is 55 gauge. Gauge measures film thickness, not holding strength: cling, stretch, and wrapping technique matter as much. For heavy, sharp-edged, or long-haul loads, contact the packaging team before ordering.

How do I choose the right pallet wrap or stretch wrap?+

Compare the formats and quantities displayed online, then choose the option that fits how your team applies and handles the material. If load shape, product weight, or wrapping method makes the choice uncertain, contact us for product guidance before ordering.

How does quantity pricing work for stretch wrap?+

Product listings show the offered roll or case quantity so businesses can compare what suits a routine bundling or palletizing run. Open the product page to confirm current pricing, availability, and ordering details.

Can I pick up pallet wrap and stretch wrap?+

Pickup is available in North York, Mississauga, and Scarborough for confirmed orders. Review the pickup policy for current locations and instructions.

Where does Packaging Shop deliver pallet wrap?+

Delivery options are available across Toronto and the GTA and vary by order and destination. Review the service areas and delivery policy for details.

Not sure which pallet wrap fits your load?+

Contact the packaging team with your load shape, product weight, and wrapping method. The team can help you identify the closest available option.