Shipping Modular Eco-Friendly Toilets

Shipping Options

Shipping Method	Description	Best For
FCL (Full Container Load)	Most efficient for numerous, relatively small toilets. Palletization is essential.	High volume, smaller items
OOG (Out of Gauge)	Required for exceptionally large or heavy toilets exceeding standard container limits. May involve break-bulk or flat rack containers.	Oversized or heavy toilets
Breakbulk	Necessary for toilets too large or irregularly shaped for containerization. Least efficient and most expensive option.	Very large or unusually shaped items

Packaging Requirements

Eco-friendly packaging is crucial. Use recycled and recyclable materials like cardboard, biodegradable fillers (e.g., wood wool, shredded paper), and protective corner guards. Avoid using plastic wrap where possible. Securely fasten each toilet to a pallet using appropriate straps or shrink wrap (if unavoidable). Clearly label packages with "Fragile" and "Handle with Care" markings.

Documentation and Permits

Shipping internationally requires various documents, including commercial invoices, packing lists, bills of lading, and certificates of origin. Customs regulations and import/export restrictions vary by country. Specific permits or licenses may be required depending on the toilet's materials and destination.

Choosing the Right Shipping Method

The optimal shipping method depends on the toilets' dimensions, weight, and quantity. An assessment by Shipping International is helpful for determining the most cost-effective solution.

Frequently Asked Questions

Insurance Options

Information on insurance options to protect your shipment against loss or damage is available from Shipping International.

Tracking Information

Real-time tracking is available for most shipping methods. Tracking numbers and links are provided by Shipping International to monitor shipment progress.