Professional Documents
Culture Documents
Join Date: Apr 2010 Posts: 859: Thread
Join Date: Apr 2010 Posts: 859: Thread
Join Date: Apr 2010 Posts: 859: Thread
10-10-2010, 08:04 PM #1
This is not necessary for all pieces but for something like what is pictured you would want to pack it like this to be extra safe. Smaller/less fragile pieces
can go single box as long as you have a good amount of padding. Always use hard cardboard boxes, soft weak cardboard could lead to disaster. If you
use newspaper or any type of paper crumple them up into balls to make them into padding, wrapping with paper does nothing. Shredded paper is
good too but you have to pack it in tight.
You always want to wrap the piece with a nice layer of bubble wrap before anything.
Put it in a box with peanuts on the bottom, and try to protect the edges as much as possible, that is most important.
Protect the top of the box with either bubble wrap, extra peanuts, or cardboard.
Put peanuts in that box, stuff all the sides in with peanuts and put a little on top.
Protect the top of the box with either bubble wrap, extra peanuts, or cardboard.