Parcel and postage

[stuka f]

I hate it when it comes in like thise

[stuka f]

worse; is thise

[stuka f]

When buying groud dug's like I do, especialy when it is aluminium or a simmilar material; it is nearly all deteriorated when un-wrapped.

[stuka f]

and in fact you don't need much to deliver a descent job.
A plastic that shrinks when heated and those kitchen and bathroom items;

[stuka f]

that gives you thise;

[stuka f]

I forgot to add, to ask for permission to use those tools, at your wife!!
I have been banned for live from the kitchen....for using the wrong tools!!
(lol!!)

[SpenceMortlock]

Hi Stuka f,

That really is a first class job of doing a parcel, well done. If I were ever lucky enough to receive anything from yourself, I am sure it would arrive safely. I really don't understand why some people don't take the time, or put in the effort to pack parcels well, it is so disappointing to have something arrive damaged.

Regards,

Spence

[Panzer 3]

Hi,
My wife received a parcel for me at our door it was a relic german helmet i had bought from germany. It arrived wrapped in
bubble wrap and bound with tape, the helmet was loos itside the parcel as it was torn. the first thing the postie said to her was it has got a bullet hole in it. Her reply was yeah he,s got loads of them, I thought a box would have helped i could have lost a good helmet.
Dave.

[stuka f]

Hi,
.... a relic german helmet ...... It arrived wrapped in
bubble wrap and bound with tape,
Dave.

That is exactly what I mean, when opening you could cause more dammage, with the bounded tape you can't see where about you are with scissors or cutters.
Of course a box is something one might expect.
One of the services I work with on a contract base says; the parcels have to be able to support a weight of 90 kilo on top of them and they should resist a fall of 90 cm.