Shipping items....
#1
Shipping items....
Does anyone know if you can ship items that are already boxed but are bigger than tea chest boxes? I have looked on Excess baggage but we would like to ship a kids pool table that we bought for the kids last Xmas and then felt they were a bit too young. It has never been out of the packaging and wondered if we could ship it as it is?
Thanks in advance
Nic
Thanks in advance
Nic
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Joined: Jul 2006
Location: Brisbane
Posts: 236
Re: Shipping items....
Does anyone know if you can ship items that are already boxed but are bigger than tea chest boxes? I have looked on Excess baggage but we would like to ship a kids pool table that we bought for the kids last Xmas and then felt they were a bit too young. It has never been out of the packaging and wondered if we could ship it as it is?
Thanks in advance
Nic
Thanks in advance
Nic
We are using PSS to ship our boxes. My boyfriend is a tiler and we asked them if we could ship separately one of his large tile cutters which is in it's own hard case and they have said that's fine and it's costing us about £30 to do it.
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Re: Shipping items....
Nic
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Location: Terrigal, NSW Central Coast
Posts: 682
Re: Shipping items....
Does anyone know if you can ship items that are already boxed but are bigger than tea chest boxes? I have looked on Excess baggage but we would like to ship a kids pool table that we bought for the kids last Xmas and then felt they were a bit too young. It has never been out of the packaging and wondered if we could ship it as it is?
Thanks in advance
Nic
Thanks in advance
Nic
the largest of my boxes was a 'bike box' - about 20cm wide and 80cm high and about 130cm long. It was filled with some art/framed pictures a guitar and some other bits and pieces!
I was sure it was more than 35kg but I helped the courier driver get it to the truck and its now on its way - no problems!!
the other things to remember is that shipping is by volume - so if the box has lots of gaps in it - packing etc - it might be worth trying to squeeze a few light clothing items in there! thats what I did and probably got an extra 50kg overall by using jumpers and t-shirts for packing rather than bubble wrap etc - I didn't want to pay to ship air and plastic from one side of the world to the other!
A
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Joined: Jul 2006
Location: Brisbane
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Re: Shipping items....
You just have to list what is in each box.
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Re: Shipping items....
Thanks "A" and Wilso, much clearer now on what to do. Will phone both companies and sort it out.
Good luck to both of you and thanks again.
Nic
Good luck to both of you and thanks again.
Nic