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Hi guys
just wondering what postage boxes you all use for mugsand where do you get them from please
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The singles ones I have just now are from The magic touch, and the 6 ups are from Listawood :)
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I've always used the single and 6 poly boxes from BMS and never had a mug break yet (apart from one with a slight crack that could be down to anything).

I can get a BMS European Mug plus the bubble wrap bag (for extra support) in one of the single boxes and then secure with fragile tape. The mug doesn't move a mm that way.

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i do the same kinda thing Adam with mine but use lovecuts boxes as i bought them with the starter kit
never had one break so far

i'm sure we are tempting fate here as you say lol
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I don't use poly boxes, I just use the double walled boxes and the only one that broke was sent to Dublin, took weeks to get there, got soaked, the box collapsed and the handle came off, wasn't a great loss as was only going to an ebay employee, as a wind up, lol
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got an order for 25 mugs to send what would be best way of posting it.
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if it was me i'd re-use the full box they came in
it's not far off a full box and wrap each one in bubble and make the space up with extra bubble or news paper
i'd of thought most post offices would take that size box or a courier might be cheaper not sure

i'd defo wrap each one in bubble though because i've had 55 boxes of mugs delivered and everyone has had breakages in them so far

coral was the worst i pulled 4 out today with handle broken off
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ive had about 20 boxes of mugs over the past year or so off coral and only ever had one chipped, failing that bms all the way for most our stock, never touch lovecut anymore, when i first started i did but costs too much, usually like putting my mugs in poly boxes for safety as i use couriers for postage parcels2go find us a cheap deal and pick them up
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i'd defo wrap each one in bubble though because i've had 55 boxes of mugs delivered and everyone has had breakages in them so far
It for this reason that every one of our mugs are wrapped in bubble wrap direct from the factory to avoid damages in transit.
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oops still mistype there rofl should of been 5 :~ wow i've been busy haven't i lol

actually Martin i will be trying your euro mugs in a few weeks when this batch runs out
you said they were nearer to the 10oz ie. the smaller size and feel didn't you?
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