How to Package Products for Delivery

Guides merchants on selecting packaging materials, cushioning fragile items, and weatherproofing shipments against courier transit wear.

Gather appropriate box sizes, poly mailers, bubble wrap, packing tape, and void fill materials.
Review courier volumetric weight rules to avoid paying oversized parcel fees.

Step 1: Choose the Right Outer Box or Mailer

Select a sturdy corrugated box or tear-resistant poly mailer sized appropriately to fit items without excessive empty space.

Step 2: Wrap Fragile Items Individually

Use bubble wrap or protective paper around delicate items, ensuring at least an inch of cushioning on all sides.

Step 3: Fill Empty Voids

Place void fill materials such as paper or air pillows inside the box so items do not shift when the parcel is shaken.

Step 4: Seal Securely with Heavy-Duty Tape

Apply wide packaging tape using the H-taping method across all box seams to prevent opening during transport.

Durable, well-sealed packages capable of withstanding parcel handling and delivering items in pristine condition.

Problem: Packages Regularly Damaged in Transit

Solution: Upgrade to double-wall corrugated cardboard and increase internal cushioning around vulnerable corners.

Gather appropriate box sizes, poly mailers, bubble wrap, packing tape, and void fill materials.
Review courier volumetric weight rules to avoid paying oversized parcel fees.