Why Take The Risk When Postal Tubes Are So Cheap?
The trusty postal tube, commonly used for mailing blueprints and posters, also used for transporting artwork and designs and less commonly used for sword fights with your little brother; it’s clear that we couldn’t be without them (postal tubes that is, not little brothers) as there is no other product on the market that can replace them. Preventing your artwork, designs and blueprints from damage in the post or during transportation is essential and a postal tube will preserve your papers perfectly not only from the elements but from rips, tears and creases too.
A very common annoyance is receiving damaged posters and artwork in the mail, when you’ve traipsed the endless world of the internet for your product and have finally found what you’re looking for, the last thing you want is to receive it damaged, particularly when the item is rare or limited edition, or even one of a kind! It seems that even though there is a low cost solution to this problem, the postal tube, many companies are failing to use them when sending out the goods and it is said that more than half of all posters received by mail have dilapidated in some way.
This is very easily resolved, if companies and individuals would just think to purchase postal tubes, you could guarantee the safe transition of your product! Here at LA Office 365 have a selection that includes both 2 inch postal tubes and 3 inch postal tubes! Take a look at our 2 inch Ambassador mailing tubes featured to your right for example.
- Strong cardboard tubes

- Ideal for mailing artwork, plans, charts and calendars
- White plastic plug ends
- Boxed 25 tubes
- To take A0 size – 50 x 2 x 890mm
- Just £22.41 inc VAT
When using your new mailing tubes remember to make sure you buy the right length for the document that will be enclosed, this way you can be sure that it would move around inside. Alternatively you can use tissue paper or bubble wrap to fill the excess space in order to prevent the enclosed paperwork from moving around. The other option of course is to cut the postal tube to size. Simply roll your artwork/poster/design and slide it inside the tube, it will unravel a little to fit flush against the edges. Please remember not to use elastic bands, they will damage the artwork!

