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Moving can be a stressful experience, especially when treasured possessions like artwork and family photos are involved. These irreplaceable items are often large, fragile, and susceptible to damage during the packing, transportation, or storage process. The very frames and glass intended to protect them can ironically become sources of harm. However, with careful planning and proper packing techniques, you can safeguard your artwork and photos, ensuring they arrive at your new home unscathed.     By prioritising quality packing materials, you invest in the long-term preservation of your cherished possessions. Remember, prevention is always better than cure when it comes...

Protect your fine art, watercolours, prints and framed photographic material using a tough laminated bubble wrap bag. More efficient for packing and unpacking when moving home, business or at displays and exhibitions - no more piles of loose pieces of bubble wrap and damaging sticky tape! These archival sleeves are resealable and keep your artwork or photographs clean and protected from dust. Each size of sleeves is slightly bigger than A1, A2, A3 and A0 in order to accommodate different widths of artwork very easily.  The bubble bag pouch sleeve is available in a variety of sizes and are especially handy for all your paintings on paper and...

How To Pack Wine Glasses And Tea Cups/ Mugs One of the more difficult parts of moving is packing. Especially the trickier items such as wine glasses and coffee mugs.  HOW TO PACK WINE GLASSES FOR MOVING Wrap each wine glass individually - Start by stuffing the interior and make sure that you wrap the paper around the stem, it can be the most breakable part. Place only wine glasses in the box – don’t mix other glasses or kitchen wares in with your wine glasses. You can purchase cell boxes which are specific to packing glasses like wine glasses and other breakable items....