your dealer can get you the packaging for these products, not that expensive from memory

malcolm welborn

malcolm welborn wrote:

your dealer can get you the packaging for these products, not that expensive from memory

malcolm welborn

When I ordered the packaging for my BV3-32 when we were moving house. It cost me £35, not bad compared to the price of the TV.

Craig🙂

tootie wrote:

Hi all im new to this forum and live in the UK but im moving to north cyprus and im looking for original boxes for:

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Im also looking for information and advise on any shipping agents.

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No need for boxes. Just put a address label on them! 😁

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You won't get Penta boxes from a UK dealer - I moved last month and asked three separate dealers and all confirmed they were NLA.

Thanks everybody for replies,

I think im gonna have to sell my penta's in the UK and get some BL1 from the south when i move.

Problem is i just cant let them go but i dont want to take the risk!

My only other option is to hire a van and drive everything over myself.🤔

tootie

To tell the truth, the original packaging may not be that safe after all for shipping of individual units - when the stuff is shipped from the factory warehouse, they are on multiple unit pallets, probably wrapped together, thus safe to move around with fork trucks, and of course the cargo is "controlled". When you put a lone unit away in the box, it gets thrown around among other assorted parcels and is much more susceptible to hits on the package, and they were not designed to handle that.

Perhaps you could ask a local undertaker for a pair of unfashionable, but well padded coffins? 😂

Now there's a thought!🤔😂

Not so sure Mika - I had my Pentas shipped from Sweden to the UK in their original boxes and they arrived in mint condition!

i had my stuff shipped from uk to canary isles no problems all in containers and im still using the boxes

malcolm