What is classed as a large letter royal mail
According to Royal Mail's guidelines, a large letter is defined as a letter that measures more than 240mm (9.5 inches) in length, width, or thickness. This includes letters that are:
- Longer than 240mm (9.5 inches)
- Wider than 240mm (9.5 inches)
- Thicker than 240mm (9.5 inches)
Examples of items that may be classified as large letters include:
- Letters with multiple sheets of paper or documents
- Letters with large or bulky inserts, such as CDs, DVDs, or USB drives
- Letters with unusual shapes or sizes, such as tubes or cylindrical shapes
- Letters with large or heavy items attached, such as brochures or catalogs
It's worth noting that Royal Mail has specific rules and restrictions for sending large letters, including:
- Maximum weight: 750g (26.5 oz)
- Maximum dimensions: 610mm x 460mm x 240mm (24 inches x 18 inches x 9.5 inches)
- Special handling: Large letters may require special handling and may not be eligible for certain services, such as tracked or signed-for delivery.
If you're unsure whether your letter is considered large, it's always best to check with Royal Mail or consult their website for more information.