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Weird Mail Experiments
Can you mail a brick?
Technically, yes. Postal services will ship almost anything if it meets weight limits and proper packaging rules. But mailing a brick is one of the strangest packages you could ever drop in the mail.
Spoiler: there are much funnier things to send.
Short answer: yes, you can mail a brick.
Postal services technically allow almost any object to be mailed as long as it follows size, weight, and packaging rules.
A loose brick cannot be dropped directly into the mail stream, but if it is placed inside a box with padding and the correct postage, it can be shipped like any other heavy object.
That said, mailing a brick is usually more of a curiosity experiment than a practical idea.
What happens if you try to mail a brick?
- It must be packaged in a strong shipping box.
- The box must be padded so the brick does not break through.
- You must pay postage based on weight.
- The package must meet size and safety rules.
Because bricks are dense and heavy, postage often costs more than the brick itself.
Other weird things you can mail
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