Delivery of router from PN.

[#1]

Please tell Royal mail not to stick a router through my letter box,just ring the bell.

[#2]

The boxes have been designed to fit through a standard letterbox so naturally Mr/Ms postie will do just that.

[#3]

So the packaging will be sturdy enough ? I had a phone call from my wife who was concerned it would break.Will check tomorrow.

[#4]

No problems with my posted router.

[#5]

Don't think there is an ISO letter box is there ?.
or second thoughts there may well be - and British builders didn't use it - after all we Brits know best............. 
The package didn't fit through mine and posty left a little card.

[#6]

We've done various amounts of "drop testing" of the routers (when packaged).

[#7]

I did some "drop testing" on one of mine (by accident down the stairs without the packaging), and it is still working fine.  It did also get wet once while sat on my desk user an open loft window which we forgot to close when going out, only for us to have heavy rain.  It carried on working though, which is more can be said for the paper work that was piled up next to it!
Phil

[#8]

Didn't realise  PN did 'drop testing' ?

[#9]

Obviously we have to, to ensure the router still works after it's been put through the letter box.

[#10]

Always assumed the postman would knock.

[#11]

Ours knocked rather than take risk of anything breaking

[#12]

My first one got posted through the letter box and the 2nd was dropped off with a neighbour.  I *think* they both work ok but thats a different story...

[#13]

Up and running and so smooth and easy.My sister is delighted to get her computer and broadband back.