ozpost shipping module

[RodG]

Oh yes I think I can explain with girth

No one asked you to.

Let's assume L is the longest, L > W > H

Yes, the length is always considered to be the largest of the 3 dimensions.

Girth = (W+H)*2
see max girth is 60cm because it's satchel's width 30cm x 2.

Correct. and this is where you should stop!

If you take object's Length in consideration, it can work the same way,

We have already taken the length into consideration when we determined which of the 3 dimensions was the longest .. The reason for doing this is so that we then know the two *shortest* dimensions so that we can calculate the *girth*

the max "(L + H) x 2" should be 80.

But this calculation isn't the girth. It is meaningless.

I believe this is the validation check that you can make sure the box can fit in a satchel or not.

Not so. The length is always going to be the longest side, and the girth is always double the sum of the other two sides. There is nothing more to consider.

Cheers
Rod

[zekin]

But this calculation isn't the girth. It is meaningless.


Not so. The length is always going to be the longest side, and the girth is always double the sum of the other two sides. There is nothing more to consider.

Cheers
Rod

Hi the purpose of "max (L + H)x2 = 80" is to check if the box can be completely fit inside the satchel and seal properly.

It's how i determine whether an item can fit satchel in real life. It's not meaningless IMHO.