The SV puck is 90mm diameter. The Maggards container is 91mm inside diameter. The puck is hard but can be squished with a little effort.
If needed, just grate the SV puck with a cheese grater and then smash it tightly into the container. The soap will still perform like the solid puck. As someone mentioned, Maggard's has empty tubs as does Stirling or just take one of your old soaps, peel off the label and you're good to go.
By the way, nice trick!
They're handsome tins, but I imagine not incredibly expensive. However, if you only sell refills and 'special editions' come in special containers, you allow people to feel exclusive and have them pay that big extra for what was, at most, a couple dollar expenditure on your end
I can't say a thing, I was shopping SV scent choices and the fact that it may have come in a fancy tin wouldn't have stopped me from buying it
They're handsome tins, but I imagine not incredibly expensive. However, if you only sell refills and 'special editions' come in special containers, you allow people to feel exclusive and have them pay that big extra for what was, at most, a couple dollar expenditure on your end
I can't say a thing, I was shopping SV scent choices and the fact that it may have come in a fancy tin wouldn't have stopped me from buying it
Also a perfect fit....
Wow, you're not kidding (on either point)!
Pricey but bulletproof - it will never wear out, never break and never need replacement, and will outlast your grandchildren's grandchildren. It might even outlast the puck.
These look exactly like the container that the old Czech & Speake 88 pucks used to come in. A solid anodized aluminium container with a nice weight and a precision machined seal. It has a soft close effect as the cap taps a cushion of air that is slowly forced out. They also fit a puck of Tabac nicely.Pricey but bulletproof - it will never wear out, never break and never need replacement, and will outlast your grandchildren's grandchildren. It might even outlast the puck.
