Package dimensions refer to the measurements of the package that an item comes in. Accurate measurement of package dimensions is important in ensuring that items fit nicely in the package and are delivered without damage. There are several dimensions that are typically included in package dimensions:
- Length – the measurement of the longest side of the package.
- Width – the measurement of the shortest side of the package.
- Height – the measurement of the perpendicular side of the package.
- Weight – the measurement of the mass of the package.
It’s important to note that different carrier companies may have different requirements and limitations when it comes to package dimensions. Some carrier companies may limit the weight of packages, while others may have specific size requirements. It’s always a good idea to check with the carrier company to ensure the package dimensions are within their limitations.
Package Dimensions & Sizes
| Type | Common Sizes | Dimensions (L x W x H) |
|---|---|---|
| Envelope | Letter (8.5×11 in), Legal (8.5×14 in) | Varies |
| Padded Envelope | 6×9 in, 9.5×13 in, 12.5×19 in | Varies |
| Box | Small (6x6x6 in), Medium (14x12x3 in), Large (24x18x18 in) | Varies |
| Tube | Small (2×15 in), Medium (4×25 in), Large (6×38 in) | Varies |
Guide to Package: References and Resources
Here are some references to explore further about package dimensions:
- What Are Correct Package Dimensions? – Packsize
- E-Commerce Package Dimensions: How to Measure for Shipping – ShipStation
- How to Measure Packages – FedEx
- How to Measure Your Package – UPS
- Preparing Domestic Shipments – USPS
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