Heavy orders that also contain fragile items are the highest risk for transit damage. Standard packaging designed for either heavy or fragile items alone may not protect a heavy box full of breakables. Without a flag, these orders are packed in standard materials and arrive damaged.
OrderBadger can automatically flag heavy orders that contain fragile items like glassware, ceramics, or mirrors.
Home goods, kitchenware, interior design, and gift stores that ship a mix of heavy and fragile products and need to ensure appropriate packaging and carrier handling.
How it works
Combines two conditions: the total order weight must exceed 10 kg and at least one product must be in the Glassware, Ceramics, or Mirrors category. When both are true, the order is badged and appears in your inbox so your team can apply reinforced packaging and fragile labels.
Use double-walled boxes with internal dividers for fragile items. Apply fragile handling labels to all sides of the parcel. Consider using a carrier service that offers careful handling or insurance for high-value breakables.
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Make it yours
- Lower '10 kg' to '5 kg' if even moderately heavy boxes with fragile items need special packaging in your warehouse.
- Replace 'Glassware, Ceramics, or Mirrors' with your actual fragile category names (e.g. 'Glass & Crystal, Porcelain, or Wall Mirrors').
- Add 'and shipping is international' to limit this to international shipments where transit damage risk is highest. …e product is in the Glassware, Ceramics, or Mirrors category and shipping is international
- Add 'or Chandeliers' after 'Mirrors' to cover additional fragile product types specific to your catalogue. …e product is in the Glassware, Ceramics, or Mirrors category or Chandeliers
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Good to know
- Products must be assigned to categories named exactly 'Glassware', 'Ceramics', or 'Mirrors' in WooCommerce. Different category names will not match.
- Weight calculation depends on product weights being correctly set in WooCommerce. Products without a weight are treated as zero.
- This rule flags the combination of heavy and fragile, not fragile items alone. A lightweight glassware order will not trigger this rule.
Frequently asked questions
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Does an order weighing exactly 10 kg with glassware trigger the badge?No. The rule requires the total weight to be over 10 kg. An order at exactly 10.0 kg will not be flagged. Adjust the weight threshold in the rule text if needed.
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What if my fragile category is named 'Glass & Crystal' instead of 'Glassware'?The rule matches exact category names. Edit the rule text to include your WooCommerce category names and recompile.
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Will this trigger for a single heavy mirror with no other items?Yes, as long as the mirror alone weighs more than 10 kg and its category is 'Mirrors'. Both conditions are evaluated against the whole order, not per-item.
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Can I lower the weight threshold for my store?Yes. Edit the rule text to change the weight from 10 kg to your preferred threshold. For example, change to 5 kg if your standard packaging is designed for lighter parcels.
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