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Storing glasses or mugs efficiently and cost-effectively after a special party or event requires a bit of creativity and resourcefulness. Here are some tips and methods that can help you store your items safely without breaking the bank: 1. Reuse Original Packaging If you still have the original boxes in which your glasses or mugs came, these are ideal for storage. Manufacturers design these boxes to protect the items during transport, making them perfect for long-term storage. 2. Use Cardboard Dividers Create or repurpose cardboard dividers to separate glasses or mugs in a box. You can cut strips of cardboard...

Storage of mugs & glasses can be a problem for many Village, Community and Church Halls, Schools, Bed and Breakfast Establishments, Guest Houses, Pubs & Restaurants.  Whether you’re; Refurbishing Kitchen Facilities Transferring stock to storage Managing Inventory Moving, Closing or Moth Balling Relocating  We have a low cost storage solution.     A strong, double walled cardboard box that holds up to 15 tall glasses or 30 mugs. Interlocking dividers for internal protection.  Made from double walled cardboard for extra strength and protection. 46 x 33 x 33cm (width x depth front to back x height) 2 layers of 3...

One of the best ways to protect your glasses, cups and mugs when transporting them to a new place is to use a divided box.  The divider cushions against shock during transit or storage. Divided boxes are usually used to transport wine bottles but can work great for glasses too especially with this layered box. Box - Glass/Mug Inserts & Dividers - 30 cells Professional quality for safety and ease of use Strong and rigid, double wall corrugated cardboard to keep bottles safe Moisture resilient 150 grade Kraft paper outer Double layer top and bottom and reinforced stability when flaps...