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Seller_C4wjavMN7kQ7E

Fragile Product

Hello

I will launch a new product and working on box. My product is glass, and very fragile. Amazon allows, only paper, bubble wrap, foam sheet and air pillow to make product package. I want to use foam net that can cover glass. (below image).

Is it possible to use this foam? and do you have any other recommendations about packaging.

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Seller_C4wjavMN7kQ7E

Fragile Product

Hello

I will launch a new product and working on box. My product is glass, and very fragile. Amazon allows, only paper, bubble wrap, foam sheet and air pillow to make product package. I want to use foam net that can cover glass. (below image).

Is it possible to use this foam? and do you have any other recommendations about packaging.

Regards

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Seller_kIukTwdhvntAp
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If you are sending it to FBA think long and hard about the packaging (as you seem to be).

I think you are misinterpreting some things. That foam netting is NOT going to protect anything that gets dropped or tossed as things do in warehouses.

You need to send these in a BOX if you expect them to survive.

It should withstand being dropped off the Empire State Building and being run over by a forklift.

In addition, Amazon has gone 'minimalist' in packaging for shipment. My last several shipments came in plastic bags. One was the package of socks (as sold in stores) with just the shipping label stuck on it.

At least the mail man didn't laugh at my choices. I'm considering buying some thongs just to get a chuckle out of him.

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Seller_G53rrrmDqxLLo
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You need to pack the item so that it arrives to the customer INTACT. That means putting the items in INDIVIDUAL boxes Protected with Foam or Peanuts. You cannot count on Amazon to safely pack your items. If you rely on them you will have Damage and returns.

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TaylorR_Amazon
En respuesta a la publicación de Seller_C4wjavMN7kQ7E

Hello @Seller_C4wjavMN7kQ7E, I see that some experienced sellers have offered great advice. Let me know if you have any other questions I can answer.

You can read more here: Packaging and prep requirements

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Seller_OqABOukbmHgtP
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Low-melt thermal bonded, or Dacron, may work better for you. The one you see in this image is 1.25 Oz per square foot. It is available in Thin Loft 0.5, Low Loft 0.75, Medium Loft 1, High Loft 1.25, and Thick Loft 1.5 Ounces per square foot. Good luck.

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It should withstand being dropped off the Empire State Building and being run over by a forklift.
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that is unrealistic. there will always be damaged items it is inevitable

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Fragile Product

Hello

I will launch a new product and working on box. My product is glass, and very fragile. Amazon allows, only paper, bubble wrap, foam sheet and air pillow to make product package. I want to use foam net that can cover glass. (below image).

Is it possible to use this foam? and do you have any other recommendations about packaging.

Regards

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Seller_C4wjavMN7kQ7E

Fragile Product

Hello

I will launch a new product and working on box. My product is glass, and very fragile. Amazon allows, only paper, bubble wrap, foam sheet and air pillow to make product package. I want to use foam net that can cover glass. (below image).

Is it possible to use this foam? and do you have any other recommendations about packaging.

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Hello

I will launch a new product and working on box. My product is glass, and very fragile. Amazon allows, only paper, bubble wrap, foam sheet and air pillow to make product package. I want to use foam net that can cover glass. (below image).

Is it possible to use this foam? and do you have any other recommendations about packaging.

Regards

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Seller_kIukTwdhvntAp
En respuesta a la publicación de Seller_C4wjavMN7kQ7E

If you are sending it to FBA think long and hard about the packaging (as you seem to be).

I think you are misinterpreting some things. That foam netting is NOT going to protect anything that gets dropped or tossed as things do in warehouses.

You need to send these in a BOX if you expect them to survive.

It should withstand being dropped off the Empire State Building and being run over by a forklift.

In addition, Amazon has gone 'minimalist' in packaging for shipment. My last several shipments came in plastic bags. One was the package of socks (as sold in stores) with just the shipping label stuck on it.

At least the mail man didn't laugh at my choices. I'm considering buying some thongs just to get a chuckle out of him.

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Seller_G53rrrmDqxLLo
En respuesta a la publicación de Seller_C4wjavMN7kQ7E

You need to pack the item so that it arrives to the customer INTACT. That means putting the items in INDIVIDUAL boxes Protected with Foam or Peanuts. You cannot count on Amazon to safely pack your items. If you rely on them you will have Damage and returns.

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TaylorR_Amazon
En respuesta a la publicación de Seller_C4wjavMN7kQ7E

Hello @Seller_C4wjavMN7kQ7E, I see that some experienced sellers have offered great advice. Let me know if you have any other questions I can answer.

You can read more here: Packaging and prep requirements

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Seller_OqABOukbmHgtP
En respuesta a la publicación de Seller_C4wjavMN7kQ7E

Low-melt thermal bonded, or Dacron, may work better for you. The one you see in this image is 1.25 Oz per square foot. It is available in Thin Loft 0.5, Low Loft 0.75, Medium Loft 1, High Loft 1.25, and Thick Loft 1.5 Ounces per square foot. Good luck.

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Seller_kIukTwdhvntAp
It should withstand being dropped off the Empire State Building and being run over by a forklift.
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that is unrealistic. there will always be damaged items it is inevitable

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Seller_kIukTwdhvntAp
En respuesta a la publicación de Seller_C4wjavMN7kQ7E

If you are sending it to FBA think long and hard about the packaging (as you seem to be).

I think you are misinterpreting some things. That foam netting is NOT going to protect anything that gets dropped or tossed as things do in warehouses.

You need to send these in a BOX if you expect them to survive.

It should withstand being dropped off the Empire State Building and being run over by a forklift.

In addition, Amazon has gone 'minimalist' in packaging for shipment. My last several shipments came in plastic bags. One was the package of socks (as sold in stores) with just the shipping label stuck on it.

At least the mail man didn't laugh at my choices. I'm considering buying some thongs just to get a chuckle out of him.

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Seller_kIukTwdhvntAp
En respuesta a la publicación de Seller_C4wjavMN7kQ7E

If you are sending it to FBA think long and hard about the packaging (as you seem to be).

I think you are misinterpreting some things. That foam netting is NOT going to protect anything that gets dropped or tossed as things do in warehouses.

You need to send these in a BOX if you expect them to survive.

It should withstand being dropped off the Empire State Building and being run over by a forklift.

In addition, Amazon has gone 'minimalist' in packaging for shipment. My last several shipments came in plastic bags. One was the package of socks (as sold in stores) with just the shipping label stuck on it.

At least the mail man didn't laugh at my choices. I'm considering buying some thongs just to get a chuckle out of him.

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Seller_G53rrrmDqxLLo
En respuesta a la publicación de Seller_C4wjavMN7kQ7E

You need to pack the item so that it arrives to the customer INTACT. That means putting the items in INDIVIDUAL boxes Protected with Foam or Peanuts. You cannot count on Amazon to safely pack your items. If you rely on them you will have Damage and returns.

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Seller_G53rrrmDqxLLo
En respuesta a la publicación de Seller_C4wjavMN7kQ7E

You need to pack the item so that it arrives to the customer INTACT. That means putting the items in INDIVIDUAL boxes Protected with Foam or Peanuts. You cannot count on Amazon to safely pack your items. If you rely on them you will have Damage and returns.

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TaylorR_Amazon
En respuesta a la publicación de Seller_C4wjavMN7kQ7E

Hello @Seller_C4wjavMN7kQ7E, I see that some experienced sellers have offered great advice. Let me know if you have any other questions I can answer.

You can read more here: Packaging and prep requirements

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TaylorR_Amazon
En respuesta a la publicación de Seller_C4wjavMN7kQ7E

Hello @Seller_C4wjavMN7kQ7E, I see that some experienced sellers have offered great advice. Let me know if you have any other questions I can answer.

You can read more here: Packaging and prep requirements

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Seller_OqABOukbmHgtP
En respuesta a la publicación de Seller_C4wjavMN7kQ7E

Low-melt thermal bonded, or Dacron, may work better for you. The one you see in this image is 1.25 Oz per square foot. It is available in Thin Loft 0.5, Low Loft 0.75, Medium Loft 1, High Loft 1.25, and Thick Loft 1.5 Ounces per square foot. Good luck.

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Seller_OqABOukbmHgtP
En respuesta a la publicación de Seller_C4wjavMN7kQ7E

Low-melt thermal bonded, or Dacron, may work better for you. The one you see in this image is 1.25 Oz per square foot. It is available in Thin Loft 0.5, Low Loft 0.75, Medium Loft 1, High Loft 1.25, and Thick Loft 1.5 Ounces per square foot. Good luck.

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It should withstand being dropped off the Empire State Building and being run over by a forklift.
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that is unrealistic. there will always be damaged items it is inevitable

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It should withstand being dropped off the Empire State Building and being run over by a forklift.
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that is unrealistic. there will always be damaged items it is inevitable

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