For home, office and other parcel pick up locations the weight limit is 30kg or cubic equivalent.

The cubic weight is the parcel's volume in cubic metres, multiplied by 167

Why is cubic weight important? The pricing for sending parcels is based on the greater of the actual weight and cubic weight. It's important you calculate this as the courier can refuse to pick up your parcel otherwise.

Example:

Cubic weight = Height x Width x Length x 167
Convert cm to m ³ (cubic metres): 40cm = 0.4

The units should be in metres.

For home, office and other parcel pick up locations the weight limit is 30kg or cubic equivalent.

The cubic weight is the parcel's volume in cubic metres, multiplied by 167 .

Why is cubic weight important? The pricing for sending parcels is based on the greater of the actual weight and cubic weight. It's important you calculate this as the courier can refuse to pick up your parcel otherwise.

The maximum length of your freight can no longer be up to 1.5 meters, the maximum length is now 1.1metres with a maximum width of 0.7meters,your maximum cube is 2.2. this can be worked out by adding the length by the width by the width by the depth by the depth, this cannot calculate over 2.2 . We are no longer able to accept car body panels, doors, bonnets and bumpers.

With regards to liquids we are restricted to a maximum of 5 litres per container and 10 litres per box.

Parcels will no longer be accepted if they are shrink wrapped, bubble wrapped or have any plastic straps etc.

All products must now be boxed.