Description
C5 Size Large Letter Postal Boxes (Quickpack Style)
Manufactured without locking tabs to help reduce assembly time and unit weight.
(For the locking tab version of the C5 Large Letter Box – Click here)
Defenda C5 Large Letter Boxes
Our superb quality C5 Large Letter PiP Postal Boxes (often referred to as A5 Large Letter Boxes or simply C5 or A5 PiP Boxes) are designed to provide superior levels of protection & huge savings when used to send your items through the post as Large Letters with Royal Mail.
The Quick Pack C5 size Large Letter postal boxes are commonly used for DVDs and DVD size video games amongst many other items. However, if you sell a range of retro video games of all different sizes, you may also be interested in our versatile PiP Multimedia Mailers.
Large Letter Boxes
If you are looking for the cheapest prices on other sizes of excellent quality Large Letter Postal Boxes then see our full range of Large Letter Royal Mail Pricing in Proportion PiP Boxes.
Royal Mail Small Parcel Size Boxes
Small Parcel Boxes in a range of sizes that conform to Royal Mail Small Parcel size restrictions are also available check our Small Parcel Postal Boxes.
Quick Pack C5 Royal Mail Postal Box Spec:
Internal Dimensions: 218mm x 159mm x 19mm
Board: E flute
Individual unit weight: 30g (appx)
Like all of our Large Letter size postal boxes or PiP Boxes – these Quick-Pack C5 PiP boxes are manufactured using quality board in an E flute – maximising the strength of the box whilst leaving sufficient space in the box for contents.
Environmental Information
These easy to assemble C5 Large Letter postal boxes are manufactured by us here in the U.K. — so they don’t clock up huge amounts of import miles. They are produced using recycled & recyclable material & their production process is completely bleach free.
We offer same day delivery, next day delivery or collection in person for local customers in Coventry, Birmingham, Leicester, Solihull, Rugby, Nuneaton, Leamington & Warwick from our Coventry Distribution Centre.
