FINE ART, ANTIQUES AND GLASS EXPORT PACKING

• Custom foam lined, and cushioned picture frame cases made and export packed to order, with optional extras of shock and tilt indicators.
• Fine art, paintings, sculptures, glassware and mirrors are all packed for export with specialist care to ensure safe arrival.
• Highest quality foams and padding materials are used for shock absorption both inside and outside the package where necessary.

• Chandeliers are packaged in frame-supported internal case structures for ease of handling.
• Large- and small-scale art can be collected, export packed and couriered around the world.
• Please see below for some examples of our recent export consignments.

Fine Art Export Packing

• These very valuable vases were collected, brought back to our warehouse, and securely export packed into a batten plywood case.
• We designed an interior support frame to keep the vases in place, and used foam to eliminate abrasions at contact points.

Antique Export Packing

• For this consignment, a complex internal layering design allowed a fragile antique Colombian press to be safely packed for export.
• It was packed to a batten plywood case, with interior battens and supports securing the pieces.

Rolls Royce Container Stow

• We can also act as a point for receipt and forwarding of goods.
• In this case, a vintage Rolls Royce was received into our warehouse, securely kept there, and the safely stowed to a container for onward shipment.

5 Metre Mirror Export Packing

• This 5-metre-long mirror was safely packed for export inside one of our bespoke designed batten plywood cases.
• The case was foam lined and stencilled with the appropriate markings.
• The mirror arrived safely to its destination.

Glass Consignment Export Packing

• This high value shipment of glass to Brussels was received into our warehouse and export packed within one working day.
• Pre-prepared softwood cases with custom grooves were manufactured, and our specialist team safely export packed the glass into designated wooden cases.
• Fragile stencilling marks were applied to all cases, and shock warning indicators placed on every case.