Smashproof Mug Shipping & Gift Box - Samples

certainly no harm in asking :)

Thanks

Steve
www.subli.co.uk

Hi guys, advice needed for new customer. What is the best way to send 2 - 10 mugs to the same customer since the packaging is sold individually?
Are there boxes that fit 2-10 mugs with or without the packaging. Thanks! :)

Ken, I pack mine in individual smash proof mug boxes & then if there is a few say 6 or more I then pack them into a small box.

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Originally Posted by kktdragon

Hi guys, advice needed for new customer. What is the best way to send 2 - 10 mugs to the same customer since the packaging is sold individually?
Are there boxes that fit 2-10 mugs with or without the packaging. Thanks! :)

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I think you can get boxes that take 2 mugs - don't know off hand where these are sourced, but Subli may be able to help there and there are poly boxes that take 6 at a time.

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Originally Posted by accdave

If anybody wants to buy the Subli boxes in smaller quantites we are happy to sell some off in 10's at cost price plus postage. We got a box the other week and the customer we potentially got them for decided not to pursue. We don't do much mail order so unless something dramatic changes we will take about 100 years to use them :)

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Can I just apologise for not seeing the PM's I received about these. I'll start answering them tomorrow. I tend to browse the forum without logging in so didn't know about them.

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Originally Posted by kktdragon

Hi guys, advice needed for new customer. What is the best way to send 2 - 10 mugs to the same customer since the packaging is sold individually?
Are there boxes that fit 2-10 mugs with or without the packaging. Thanks! :)

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I've not been able to access the forum for a week, otherwise I'd have chipped in sooner. There are the 6-way polystyrene boxes from BMS. I use those when sending out medium quantities that don't need individual packaging. I've sent six in a box in the post with no additional packaging before and they've survived just fine - although the 6-way doesn't "feel" as resilient as the single polystyrene boxes.

Listawood used to sell 4-way and 6-way cardboard boxes. They used to be great, albeit a little tight, until they changed the 6-way ones to a cheaper/inferior type. I don't know what they sell now.

I have seen 2/3/4/6 way boxes like the smash proof boxes on non-UK websites, but I've not seen any supplier over here stocking them.