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Drop Your Costs with Drop Handle Baskets
We know that your gift basket designs sometimes need a handle. But the cost of shipping “air” when you consider the space a handle adds to box dimensions can be frustrating. The solution: drop handle baskets. Because the handles pivot down on metal screws, the result is a sturdy handle that can fold alongside the basket base for shipping, nesting, and storage, and be raised when needed for that top handle look that so many gift basket designers crave!
Drop-handle baskets also come in different materials, weaves and textures for additional design possibilities.
Woodchip baskets are made of a softer, more flexible type of wood and comes in different widths. The strips of wood are then woven into a beautiful weave. These baskets also include hard plastic liners for additional security. Liners allow for a variety of goods to be inside the basket including foods, plants, and moist floral foam.
Our willow drop handle baskets have a circular base that slightly flares up to its opening. The sidewalls use the wooden reeds vertically, extending the lines form the base to the top handle for a different look. Consider this for your customers who gravitate toward interior design styles that use shiplap and wainscoting.
Perhaps most economical is the set offering, with 4 nesting sizes of drop-handle baskets in one box.
On any basket item, order a case quantity to save, on average, another 8%!
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A Collaboration from Sarah Botchick of Pioneer and Blog Writer Laura Vitale.
