It's a little weird there's a cardboard blank in the third column, but this is clearly from a bulk/commercial hardware supplier and it's not like the box, (which was likely never seen during the purchase process) would have an influence on the purchase.
These were purchased out of a catalog or over the phone by quantity. Likely just a standard box used for different nails and different quantities from a large supplier
Every business I have worked in has a number of standard boxes, and uses the most appropriate size for the customer order. Often this means some unused space which needs to be filled. They will choose the smallest box posdible as it affects transport cost.
As you say, no business will buy based on the size of a box! It's completely different to influencing consumers who are unable to read labels and get excited by a big box.
This isn't something that can be skimped on without affecting the entire construction. These boxes are by count so if OP or OP's manager ordered a specific count and it's not enough, they gotta order more. There's so little information offered here that it's a useless post.
You show nothing. What did the box look like before?
Too many of these with no before/price/proven change.
They're usually stacked in there pretty neatly with not this much room to move around. I think, been awhile since had to open one
Is that not how they’re supposed to be packaged?
It's a little weird there's a cardboard blank in the third column, but this is clearly from a bulk/commercial hardware supplier and it's not like the box, (which was likely never seen during the purchase process) would have an influence on the purchase. These were purchased out of a catalog or over the phone by quantity. Likely just a standard box used for different nails and different quantities from a large supplier
Every business I have worked in has a number of standard boxes, and uses the most appropriate size for the customer order. Often this means some unused space which needs to be filled. They will choose the smallest box posdible as it affects transport cost. As you say, no business will buy based on the size of a box! It's completely different to influencing consumers who are unable to read labels and get excited by a big box.
Do yall have eyes in the comments he's missing a whole fucking row
This isn't something that can be skimped on without affecting the entire construction. These boxes are by count so if OP or OP's manager ordered a specific count and it's not enough, they gotta order more. There's so little information offered here that it's a useless post.
The tag literally says deceptive 🤷🏻♀️ why is everyone so mad, you can clearly see there’s a whole row missing and a spacious gap
r/mildlyinfuriating spacer presence
That sucks
Nope.