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John G;23790 wrote:Wonder if there's a big weight difference for postage costs

I think all the postage is the same.... I ordered the poly boxes the other day and Im sure the postage was not much diffrent to my business package

No I mean when you sell them individually and pop them in the post.

Andrew;23765 wrote:So as there is no need for a coating on these mugs due to the material does that make them dishwasher proof?

Yes

I was also going to ask, do they do smaller sizes?

As in smaller than 11oz? Not sure as I don't have details to hand, but I'm sure we can get moulds made to any size given time.

JSR;23768 wrote:Can these mugs be pressed in a mug oven, where the heat is consistent around the entire mug - or will the handles distort because there's nothing supporting them?

As there's no pressure on the handles then I don't see why they should distort.

Paul;23779 wrote:I know that. but what I mean is if you want to buy a sample pack of 6 JUST to try them out if you like them or not you still need to buy expensive , no worth the money thing!

You can buy the 6 pack without the puck (you can also buy the 48 pack without the puck)

I was just looking at the price and they are very steap :-/ is it £1.50 per mug.... does that seam about right?

£1.25 +vat on boxes of 48 without the puck.

Wonder if there's a big weight difference for postage costs

Yes big difference. These are a lot lighter.

John G;23793 wrote:No I mean when you sell them individually and pop them in the post.

If when I get some of these mugs and manage to sell one... I got to my local post office and they say £2.48 please... I think ill personally write a letter of complaint to royal mail as there postage prices are a joke at the best of times... I only use them for very small items...

I use parcel2go for anything of a certain size as everything is about £6

dj_doubler;23798 wrote:If when I get some of these mugs and manage to sell one... I got to my local post office and they say £2.48 please... I think ill personally write a letter of complaint to royal mail as there postage prices are a joke at the best of times... I only use them for very small items...

I use parcel2go for anything of a certain size as everything is about £6

I'll weigh one on Tuesday but if they are over 100g but less than 250g (with packing) then the price will still be £1.96 for 1st class post. Don't think they could be less than 100g.

bms;23796 wrote:You can buy the 6 pack without the puck (you can also buy the 48 pack without the puck)

I can but then I can not press them
and if I dont like them it mans I got very expensive but useless tool on my shelf

Paul;23807 wrote:I can but then I can not press them
and if I dont like them it mans I got very expensive but useless tool on my shelf

Ah I see what you mean - here's an offer then as you missed out on the Photo 1400. Buy a pack of 6 with the puck to press. If you don't like them then post back the puck to me and I'll refund you the cost of the puck. Okay?

thats what Iam talking about
thanks for that.
I need some plates soon so add it to my order.