Cardiff
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Art packaging for moving, by Cardiff on Sept 20, 2020 20:49:41 GMT 1, Hey all,
We're moving in a few weeks and I was curious if anyone had recommendations for art packaging. I could have sworn I saw a heavy duty cardboard container with foam lining for art on here, but maybe it was insta. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!!!
Hey all,
We're moving in a few weeks and I was curious if anyone had recommendations for art packaging. I could have sworn I saw a heavy duty cardboard container with foam lining for art on here, but maybe it was insta. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!!!
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Cardiff
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Hadn't seen that, but looks like the product I was remembering...thanks much chichi carter ! Anybody use these? |
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Art packaging for moving, by Phear Loathing on Sept 21, 2020 0:41:15 GMT 1, Level One here in San Diego.
They’ll come over and take care of all of and provide an easy way to transport. Tell Allen i say hello!
Level One here in San Diego.
They’ll come over and take care of all of and provide an easy way to transport. Tell Allen i say hello!
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Art packaging for moving, by Charlie Bronson on Sept 21, 2020 0:52:29 GMT 1, Last time I moved, my lady(RIP to our relationship) and I wrapped each piece in bubble wrap and a non-acidic tough cardboard type paper. It really protected well. I still have some pieces wrapped in it 6 years on and it’s holding up well. Large pieces are a pain the ass. Sculptures are a whole other story and a bigger pain in the ass. The past few years I’ve been saving the original packaging of all sculptures I buy. Bubble wrap is key to protect the piece, especially frame corners that can easily chip off, and a thick cardboard/non-acidic(if they’ll be stored for some time) type paper on top. Good luck bud👊🏻.
Last time I moved, my lady(RIP to our relationship) and I wrapped each piece in bubble wrap and a non-acidic tough cardboard type paper. It really protected well. I still have some pieces wrapped in it 6 years on and it’s holding up well. Large pieces are a pain the ass. Sculptures are a whole other story and a bigger pain in the ass. The past few years I’ve been saving the original packaging of all sculptures I buy. Bubble wrap is key to protect the piece, especially frame corners that can easily chip off, and a thick cardboard/non-acidic(if they’ll be stored for some time) type paper on top. Good luck bud👊🏻.
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Art packaging for moving, by Schrödinger's Chat on Sept 21, 2020 7:23:42 GMT 1, These offer good protection, have used for storage and moving work around.
www.artpakk.com/
These offer good protection, have used for storage and moving work around. www.artpakk.com/ |
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