What Home Depot pallets close for (2026)

These category medians cover the same Home Depot storefront population and April 24 to October 21, 2026 window, measured October 22, 2026. Lot counts are the category populations; per-unit medians use lots with a unit count. The categories shown do not exhaust the population; 68 lots with no assigned category are excluded from this table.

Final bid is the last observed bid, possibly a no-bid ask, never a confirmed sale price. Figures are bid-only, before buyer premium and freight. Measured October 22, 2026 over closed lots on The Home Depot storefront from April 24 to October 21, 2026. Category-specific unit-count denominators are unavailable in this snapshot; the overall per-unit median covers only 1,048 of 1,551 lots. This unit-count coverage gap is larger than in the other storefront studies, so the per-unit figures describe a subset of the closed population.

A category's median lot bid and median bid per unit answer different questions. The first describes the lot total; the second describes the bid divided by the published unit count on each lot. Dividing the two medians does not recover a typical unit count. Neither figure tells you the condition or contents of a specific pallet.

This snapshot is limited to the official Home Depot storefront. It does not price every B-Stock seller or every source of Home Depot returns. The statistics page provides broader archive context, while the closings reports offer dated reads of the wider market with their own populations.

B-Stock adds a 10% buyer premium per its Supply FAQ, as stated in the Home Depot buying guide. Home Depot lots run heavy, including tools, appliances and building materials, so freight matters more than usual. Get a quote for the shipping origin and your destination before setting a bid limit. Neither cost is included in the medians above. The Home Depot return pallet buying guide explains the storefront terms and buying process.

For a specific lot, add the bid, buyer premium and freight, then divide by the published unit count. Keep that calculation separate from the bid-only per-unit figures in this study. A missing freight quote leaves part of the cost unresolved.

• Confirm that the seller is the official Home Depot storefront, then read the manifest, condition description, published unit count and shipping origin. The Home Depot return pallet buying walkthrough covers those checks.
• Use the B-Stock platform page to explore current B-Stock supply, then verify the storefront and current terms on the original listing. B-Stock includes sellers beyond Home Depot.
• Check the current bid and unit count, add the storefront premium, and obtain your own freight quote. Compare lots with their contents and condition in view, rather than treating an archive median as a bid target.

For access to BStalker's live listing tools, see pricing.