how do you pack and ship martini glasses?

Question

I need to package 12 martini glasses in a box but I can't find boxes specifically for glasses. What kind of packaging should i use?

Answer 1

Get a 16 x 16 x 16 box anything larger and that will result in an oversized package charge. Fill the bottom with styrofoam packing peanuts about 1-2 inches - use small bubble wrap and wrap each glass individually securing with packaging tape.

Between each layer of glass put another inch of packing peanuts - finish with 1 inch of packaging peanuts and tape shut with packaging tape.

I ship 15-20 items of mostly glassware & porcelain out each week, as I am a full time antiques dealer who sells on Ebay alot.

You can get most of the products at a UPS store or Mailboxes etc, even Kmart. Unfortunately, they are a little expensive.

Answer 2

How To Ship Wine Glasses

Answer 3

Go to a liquor store and see if they will give you a cardboard box used for shipping wine or 'spirits' with the 'liner' inside. Fill the empty spaces with Styrofoam 'popcorn' or 'peanuts' from a office supply store (e.g., Staples and Office Depot.)

Don't over-pack. If necessary, send more than one box.

You can also save Styrofoam or pressed cardboard egg cartons to form 'walls' around the glasses, if needed.

Answer 4

For the best answers, search on this site https://shorturl.im/axEwW

Your florist can buy them wholesale at larger lots. Ask them if their wholesaler carries Brody Glass or Syndicate Sales or if they are a member of Bloomnet. I am sure they can order cases for you as long as your wedding flowers are being designed by them. I know that Syndicate Sales (wholesale only) has them by the case. They are 10 inches tall with a 9inch opening atop. 6 to a case. :)

Answer 5

Check out the container store or ask a shipping place.
You can buy or find Partitioned boxes or wrap them with bubble wrap.

Answer 6

get a wine box which has the cardboard dividers to make 12 spaces. wrap each glass tightly with bubblewrap. put one in each space, with bubblewrap or polystyrene chips above and below.