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How to Ship a Picture Frame with Glass - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip So. Once we had our two layers of bubble wrap. And can see my wife being being her silly self. WeMoreSo. Once we had our two layers of bubble wrap. And can see my wife being being her silly self. We taped it down just. To get you know to kind of tuck it in and protect the corners the sides.

How to Pack Pictures for Moving - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip Put all your frames in the Box vertically. If you've had frames break before you may have placedMorePut all your frames in the Box vertically. If you've had frames break before you may have placed your pictures in the box horizontally packing your items vertically will prevent this problem.

Use bubble cushioning, a corrugated board, or foam to prevent glass from shattering and damaging the artwork or photograph. This material should be cut to the size of the glass. If shipping valuable art, apply masking tape to the glass to reduce damaging the artwork if broken in transit.

Packing for Proper Storage Wrap framed artwork in blankets, bubble wrap, or felt. Use tape to keep the padding attached and place the artwork in plastic bags. Use one plastic bag per piece and tie each bag shut.

Protect and Wrap On a flat surface, place a sheet of packing paper that's two times the size of the frame. Put your mirror or picture in the center of the paper. Using packing tape, place an ?X? on the glass of the mirror or frame. This will help keep the glass from shattering everywhere if it breaks.

Pack Framed Posters Place a piece of cardboard over the frame, secured with tape. Wrap the frame in bubble wrap, secured with tape. Place the frame in a picture box. Label each one.