Homeware
Homeware fulfilment for stock that is big, breakable, or both
Ceramics, glassware, lamps and things that do not fit in a mailer. We store by the cubic metre - £20 a month after 30 free days - and pack fragile items properly.
Free storage on every delivery
30 days
Pick accuracy target
99.8%
What goes wrong elsewhere
The problems this solves
Standard fulfilment pricing punishes bulky stock
Per-shelf pricing falls apart when one vase takes a whole bin. Homeware needs storage billed by the space it actually occupies.
Couriers are not gentle
Ceramics and glass survive couriers only when packing assumes the worst. Every breakage is a refund, a replacement shipment and a review.
Imports arrive by the container, not the carton
Homeware margins usually mean buying big from overseas. A 40ft container needs somewhere to land, be counted and be checked - not your driveway.
How it runs
4 steps, all of them visible to you
Each step writes back to your portal as it happens, so progress is something you check rather than something you chase.
See it in the portalContainer landed and devanned
Sea freight comes straight to us, unloaded and counted against your inbound announcement with damage photographed.
Stored by the space it uses
Priced on measured volume at £20 per cubic metre per month, so a bulky SKU carries a fair, visible cost and a half-empty pallet position is not something you pay for.
Packed like it might be dropped
Because it might be. Bubble wrap at £0.45 and heavier protection where needed, applied to spec on every flagged SKU, with your branded materials where supplied.
Dispatched and accounted for
A 24-hour prep turnaround target, a 99.8% count accuracy target, and an itemised ledger showing what each line cost to store and prep.
What it costs
Straight from the published rate card
These aren't “from” teasers - they are the rates on our pricing page.
See the full rate card- Storage £20/m³/month for oversized stock, after 30 free days
- Bubble wrap £0.45 per unit
Questions
Asked before, answered here
How is storage charged for oversized homeware?
One way, on volume: your products' own dimensions times the units we are holding, at £20 per cubic metre per month after 30 free days. That means an awkwardly shaped lamp costs what its space costs rather than a flat rate designed for phone cases, and where we physically put it is our problem rather than a pricing tier you have to pick.
How do you pack fragile homeware for couriers?
Fragile SKUs are flagged once and packed to that spec on every order: bubble wrap at £0.45 for moderately delicate items, or heavier protection for ceramics, glassware and anything with a breakable component. The aim is that packing quality never depends on who packed it or how busy the day was.
Can you receive a shipping container of homeware directly?
Yes. Give your forwarder our address and announce the inbound in the portal, and we unload it here - ask us for a price for your container. Stock is counted against your announcement as it comes off, and shortages or transit damage are photographed and flagged the same day - which is when you still have leverage with the supplier.
Can you fulfil homeware to Amazon as well as my own site?
We prep for Amazon FBA only - we don't dispatch your own website orders. FBA-bound units are prepped with inspection, FNSKU label and Amazon-ready packing from £0.30 per unit at 3,001+, with one live inventory position in the portal.
What happens when a homeware item is returned damaged?
Returns are graded with photos in the portal, so you can see whether the damage is transit, customer or courier before deciding what to do. Resellable items go back into live stock; damaged ones await your instruction. The photo record is also useful evidence for courier claims.
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Land your next container with us
£0 setup, storage billed by the space you use, and packing that assumes the courier will drop it. Book your inbound.