Plumbing & heating parts to your van

[A32]

Hi all,

I'm working with a company looking at delivering heating parts overnight directly to vans.

Parts get ordered by 7pm and can be in the footwell of the van by 6am early-morning run. The idea is that for many trips, there'd be no need to visit the depot. Same courier for each day and great value parts.

Would love to hear feedback from the forum - anything you like about it, anything you don't, and any concerns!

Thanks,

A32

 

[Scott_D]

How are you putting it in the van?

 

[snowhead]

That'll be the same way B.G used to do it, the courier has a key to your van.

 

[Alpha man]

Baxi do the same!

 

[Chalked]

part to a rural customer. Might be expensive

 

[neilrj]

So a scrummy courier can suss out a van' s contents then send his door folding scrote mates round, would save said scumy gits loads of time bending open loads of empty vans in search of the full ones - may have to bend the odd empty ones for 'cover' though.

 

[A32]

Baxi do the same!

Interesting, thanks Alpha man. Have you had supplies from Baxi? Are they any good?

 

[A32]

That'll be the same way B.G used to do it, the courier has a key to your van.

Thanks snowhead, I didn't know BG did this before. Do you know when/why they stopped by chance?

 

[jtsplumbing]

Better to use local drop-box sites, Garages etc. don't fancy someone having access to van.

 

[snowhead]

Thanks snowhead, I didn't know BG did this before. Do you know when/why they stopped by chance?

I don't know exactly why they stopped but I do know they now use Royal Mail Delivery office counters.
I'm sure I've seen them returning parts as well, that may be one reason why they stopped the overnight van / shed drop offs.

Try picking a letter / parcel up from one at 8 in the morning and the car park is 1/2 full of BG vans .
They all have