How are these packed? Can the container they come in be used for travel?
822327
They come in a small cardboard box, separated by cardboard between them just like a case of beer bottles. That is how they were shipped and they arrived unbroken.
822328
The packaging I received could definitely be used for travel, in fact I did use it for that very purpose. The twelve glasses came in a cardboard box with a separator that kept the glasses from touching. They were also individually wrapped in riveted cardboard for added security.
1915624
Well I have experienced a couple different situations with these. One pack I received seemed to fit properly in the container they come in. The last pack I received seemed too large for the cheap plastic container they come in so the container does not close properly. Either way the container they come in is not air-tight so I would recommend storing them in a plastic baggie or small airtight container.
617906
I do not remember how it was packed, but it the questin is do they fit in the designed bag, the answer is yes.
1852915
I didn't use them for packing to move, I am just using them for storage. If I remember correctly there is a thin piece of fabric to place in between the dishes, but I don't think that would be adequate cushion for moving, you might want to still use bubble wrap or some other type of protective wrap. I hope this helps.
79105
The box they come in is very sturdy and has foam cut to shape. It isn't convenient for a road trip but if you wanted to fly and take carry them in your luggage it would be adequate.
1762769
It should be fine it is packed in a box I don't remember if it had packing material or not but it should be fine to travel with I think it came ups but it was a while back so I'm not 100% sure on that
278082
Mine came rolled up in a bag. I store them that way, too -- rolled without the bag. Saves a ton of space and makes them easy to get out.
2101883
I haven't had to travel with them, but unless you have a lot of room to store them when you travel, then you'd probably need to break them down. They weren't easy to assemble, I agree with you there!
375146
No - each one is "loose" in the box, although what I did was have my daughter repack them in a large plastic container. They arrived very neatly packed with no apparent broken ones. I think they are really packed for commercial (ie food service) use, but they appear to be the least expensive type. And I think repacked as we did, they'll last a while. Hope this was helpful
1659907
They are in a small bottle, not individually wrapped. You CAN actually chew them if you want to. I just follow them with a drink of water, because they are very dry. If I want to take a few on the road with me, I just put a few in a little plastic bag with a seal, or even wrap a few in some tin foil. I've never had one break or crumble, but they are soft enough to easily chew.
2249359
when i got my lights they were in a box that was much bigger than needed for these lights....i would not recommend using that for travel...i use a clear tote to put them in and wrap them in bubble wrap or even newspaper so they don't hit against each other.
692118
It comes securely wrapped, first there is a thick plastic cord holding the drawers in, then it is wrapped in thick brown wrapping paper and then seal inside a well fitted box, travel should be no problem!
1987931
Hi Amanda....as far as I remember they came packed in separate boxes but in one plastic baggie! They are fab!
120150
It's been awhile since I purchased this item, so I can't be absolutely sure. But my memory is that it was not packed in a box that could be re used for picnics, etc. It really is a lovely set if you can find another way to transport it.
634899
The jars are plastic with a plastic lid. Should not be a problem at an airport.
921294
They are in a plactic bag which you can store them in. I am very happy the way they came and packed.
173789
The bags are airtight, but with changing air pressure the bag may not make it. So I wouldn't recommend bringing in my suitcase.