"oversized" SFRB looking Priority Mail boxes
Link to those boxes.
https://store.usps.com/store/product/shipping-supplies/priority-mail-box---1096l-P_O_1096L
"oversized" SFRB looking Priority Mail boxes
A box is a box when it’s in a PFRESo by itself the 1096L doesn't qualify to ship as a flat rate box but if you put it in the padded flat rate envelope it will ship as flat rate?
Correct. Just ordered a bunch of both.So by itself the 1096L doesn't qualify to ship as a flat rate box but if you put it in the padded flat rate envelope it will ship as flat rate?
A box is a box when it’s in a PFRE
How’s the structural integrity of the larger box? Granted since it’s inside a PFRE they probably don’t try to stack them or play football with them like a MFRB... maybe frisbee though
Figured if you stack chips 15 high inside these boxes you can fit 360 in each box with no shifting (all tight up against one another with no moving). 2 + padding will fit in a MFRB... not sure what the weight would be but seems like you could ship 720 chips for $14 . Haven't done this yet so I wouldn't try with expensive chips until this is done successfully but based on initial fitting it seems like it'd work.
General (people can figure out funky ways of fitting more usually) rule of thumb on # of chips per packaging:
1-40: non-flat rate padded envelope
40-200: SFRB or PFRE (I prefer SRFB inside a few PFREs)
200-600: MFRB
600-900: LFRB
They won’t fit exactly in. You obviously put them side by side and the second one will be poking out about ⅓ of the way. You should still be able to close the SFRB flaps partially though. Then that’s when you put the SFRB in a PFRE (or 4) so for like 160+ you kind of need a PFRE as well as a SFRB.So I just tried fitting 200 chips in SFRB and I either have the wrong boxes or I’m terrible at chip puzzles because two cardboard boxes were not fitting in a SFRB. What am I missing?
So I just tried fitting 200 chips in SFRB and I either have the wrong boxes or I’m terrible at chip puzzles because two cardboard boxes were not fitting in a SFRB. What am I missing?
Don’t tell me what o can and cannot do!!!200 Chips will not fit in a SFRB. Not without compromising the box or risking damage to the chips.
They won’t fit exactly in. You obviously put them side by side and the second one will be poking out about ⅓ of the way. You should still be able to close the SFRB flaps partially though. Then that’s when you put the SFRB in a PFRE (or 4) so for like 160+ you kind of need a PFRE as well as a SFRB.
I absolutely freakin love it!
Yes, are you using the PayPal payment/shipping method? You get 23% off USPS rates which may be the reason your quote seems ~$1.25 high.I'm trying to calculate USPS shipping of a barrel CONUS and it's coming up to like $5.50. That seems high to me. Is that right? I should be able to send a barrel in a non-flat rate padded envelope through first class mail right?
Yes, are you using the PayPal payment/shipping method? You get 23% off USPS rates which may be the reason your quote seems ~$1.25 high.
Doesn't seem like I can do that without receiving payment. I'm not sure how much to charge for shipping until I do that.
Bomb-proof, and it probably floats, too. @Tommy is the best.50lbs of chips, double boxed with 2" of packing material on all 6 sides between the inner and outer box. Outer box is a heavy duty 16 x 12 x 12 from Lowes.
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I've never had an issue with the bubble mailer adhesive coming undone (over 60 received and shipped). I don't add additional tape to mine but it could't hurt.On the flat rate bubble mailers, is the adhesive on the flap enough or is it reccommended to reinforce with packing tape? Shipping two racks in one mailer.
I always add tape. Better safe than sorry.On the flat rate bubble mailers, is the adhesive on the flap enough or is it reccommended to reinforce with packing tape? Shipping two racks in one mailer.