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When moving glassware, the crucial task is packing the load before transport. When transporting fragile goods simple cardboard box will not be enough. You need to fill the areas between your cargo and walls of the package with substances that will prevent movement of the glass during shipment. The best way to guarantee that is to fill the package with Styrofoam or soft materials that will stop potential jolting and save your fragile cargo from breaking. Furthermore you need to wrap your glassware in bubble wrap, especially all the parts that are fine and prone to damage. Fasten the bubble foil with adhesive tape just to be sure it won’t loosen during transport. When you finished wrapping, you should pack all of the gaps in the container – with Styrofoam or even pieces of cardboard.

If you have to ship large elements of glassware (like mirrors or glass shelves) you ought to not only protect it from shattering, but also from scratching. You need to wrap the glassware in substantial layer of bubble foil, close it with adhesive tape and store it in a cardboard box. Remember to mention on top of the cardboard box that the container contains glassware. You can also use pre-made labels for glassware loads.

Small glassware (like glasses or bottles} may be wrapped in old newspapers, paper or even clothes. Next step is to place them in a cardboard box so that they will not touch while transported. The same way you may ship porcelain and crystals. When shipping bigger glass elements (like chandeliers) it is good to add an extra layer of soft materials, like sponge or clothes.

Price of glass transport depends on weight and dimensions of the cargo, distance as well as delivery dates. Other price-defining factor is whether or not you require using professional packing materials as well as aid securing the load.