Most shipping carriers have limits for package size and weight. Here is some basic information to get you started. Please check each carrier's website for more details. Size is usually calculated as length plus girth. Length is the longest side of the parcel. Girth is the measurement around the parcel (2 times the width plus 2 times the height).
DHL length plus girth must not exceed 165 inches (maximum length is 108 inches). Shipping weight that exceeds 150 lbs may have additional surcharges.
Fed Ex Ground length plus girth must not exceed 130 inches. Shipping weight must not exceed 150 lbs. FedEx Home Delivery has a weight limit of 70 lbs.
UPS length plus girth must not exceed 156 inches (maximum length is 108 inches). Shipping weight must not exceed 150 lbs.
USPS Parcel Post length plus girth must not exceed 130 inches. Shipping weight must not exceed 70 pounds.
USPS other services length plus girth must not exceed 108 inches. Shipping weight must not exceed 70 pounds. |