Smash-proof mug boxes from Subli Blanks

[anniecov]

Every time I trial a new supplier I check to see if they have any mug packaging.

I was looking for some tankards and saw some I liked on Subli Blanks. They also had some smash-proof boxes at £23 per 100. I bought 100. They are the best I've found. Super strong and white outer. Since they I've bought 2 pallets and they have been very consistent in quality. Free shipping on orders over £100 too!

We have not had a single damaged mug since switching to this packaging and so cheap.

They have lots of other goodies too. I especially like their stainless steel water bottles.

http://www.subliblanks.com/Consumables/ ... ping-Boxes

[guarddog14]

do you add anything to the mug like bubble wrap or anything?
I could do with getting the cost of packaging down to be honest.
Danny

[Justin]

Same here, never had any damages, I put a small piece of bubble in to stop the very slight movement on 10oz but this is overkill.

[UK Printed Mugs]

Yes these boxes are super but if you are after only 100 (which won't take you to free postage minimum amount) then you can save a few pounds by buying from Longforte and using 10% DSF discount code. With VAT and postage then the total is £31.29 as opposed to £34.80 from Subli.
http://www.longforte.com/100-smashproof ... ling-boxes

That £3.50 is roughly a £3 meal deal and 100 cola bottle sweets (well in the 80's anyway!)

[anniecov]

I've seen both and I think the Subli ones are considerably stronger. We go through 500+ a week so it's worth it for us. No bubble needed.

[JMugs]

Interesting as it's been a quite a few years since I tried boxes, if I say I went back to airbags for international postage and Poly-boxes for UK you can guess what success I had. Breakage wasn't massive but was annoying! Maybe I shall have to revisit the idea.

Janners

[technick]

I only post out using these boxes. Not one breakage so far. Use the flimsy ones for trade fairs and gift shops.

[UK Printed Mugs]

We got our smashproof mug box delivery from Longforte this week and very happy with the quality. And price.

[theTbird]

This is very interesting - we've only used poly boxes as I find that the money saved vs time spent building them makes them not worth it.
We buy Coralgraph polyboxes for £33 plus VAT.

I am considering revisiting these boxes though - once you've done loads do you get into a routine with making them and therefore speed up the process?

Thanks!