Staples Deliveries

[kb-zxr]

I've heard you can use them to post stuff. Is there a size or weight limit (I might need to post wheels)

Is there a link, I can't find anything on their site.

Thanks

[Simple]

I believe 'Phoenix' sent a wheel rim via staples £8.

but not sure if there is a size/weight limit.

I also seem to recall them speicfiying the item needed packaging properly.
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[kb-zxr]

Thanks for that Simple.

I found the site. Heres a link incase anyone is interested.

https://www.staples.com/sbd/content/help/using/delivery_policy.html

edit - ignore that, thats delivery of purchased items

[RickHolt]

Pretty sure wheels would be fine, the limits are pretty high. I'll check for you tomorrow.

[numark1]

I got 4 alloys and tyres delivered with tnt for about £25.

[T1z3R]

not sure what the charge would be for wheels but you have to take your stuff to a store to send it....no good if theres not one near you
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[jinxy88]

Posted some bike parts off today using it... great value really plus I can drop it off around 7pm after work and not rush down the busy Post Office.

Details for the service are below (Not 100% but what I have heard):

Staples offer a parcel delivery service through DHL Express.

For next day delivery, parcels must be in store by 12.

Maximum parcel weight is 31.5kg

Maximum size 4 cubic ft and maximum length 4 feet per item.

The cost is £8.

Definitely be using it again!

[kb-zxr]

OK great thanks for that info people.

Seems the best option as I reckon two 17 inch wheels will be too big for the little old ladys down at the post office

[mr.z]

I'm 99% sure theres a great yarmouth store...

they used to do several different services accomodating huge stuff to small stuff... they also used omega express who were crap and smashed things on a regular basis

Posted allot of stuff myself throught them but then i did used to work there
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