Retail and logistics
Pallet loading pattern (column-stacked in alternating rows, in isometric — each layer turned 90°)
Pallet loading pattern in isometric: 24 cartons (550×366 mm, the JIS module for the 1,100×1,100 T11 pallet) column-interlocked in 4 layers, odd layers 2×3 and even layers turned 90° to 3×2, with plan views of each layer and a table checked against JIS Z 0651 limits.
This drawing comes from one YAML file. No shape was moved by hand.
Notes in the source (in Japanese)
1 px = 5 mm。同じ 6 箱を、段ごとに 90° 回して積む(交互列積み)。見本 98 は 4 つの積み方を平面で比べた。ここは 1 つの積み方を、立体と段ごとの平面で読む ——JIS Z 0111:2006 の付図そのものが、この形(等角図の下に、奇数段と偶数段の平面を並べる)で描いてある。
Source (YAML)
examples/gallery/389-パレット積付図-交互列積みを等角図で.zumen.yaml
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