interstate freight

for furniture and freight other larger items, you should ensure protection of the finish use a quality corrugated cardboard and be sure to strap the item with either strapping bands or nylon strapping tape. double boxing is a must for china, glassware, and other small fragile items. these items should be hand wrapped in a padding such as bubble wrap or paper. the items should be separated from each other with more padding and than placed inside a inner shipping box. these items should than be placed interstate inside the actual shipping box(s) with at least 2" of padding between the inside box and the shipping freight box.

for furniture and freight other larger items, you should ensure protection of the finish use a quality corrugated cardboard and be sure to strap the item with either strapping bands or nylon strapping tape. double boxing is a must for china, glassware, and other small fragile items. these items should be hand wrapped in a padding such as bubble wrap or paper. the items should be separated from each other with more padding and than placed inside a inner shipping box. these items should than be placed interstate inside the actual shipping box(s) with at least 2" of padding between the inside box and the shipping freight box.

how the item(s) is packed proper packing & addressing a properly packed shipment is your greatest protection against damage. an improperly packed or poorly addressed shipment may cause delays and unnecessary damage. to avoid these problems, we recommend care be taken in choosing the correct method of packing and labeling. crating crating provides the highest level of protection. this method of packing is used for high value, large items, heavy items & easily damaged items.