Tips for packaging ceramics and glass

If we think of a fragile element par excellence, surely glass or ceramics come to mind, however, despite their fragility, glass or ceramic objects can be protected so that they do not suffer damage during transport, transport or storage. We give you some tips on how to do this

First wrap with tissue paper to avoid scratches, you can use white or coloured paper if you need the packaging to look more special
Fill the inside and gaps of the object, you can use fillers or crumpled paper
Wrap any protruding parts with paper or bubble wrap, and then wrap the whole item, so that it is compact, with no protruding parts that could be knocked, e.g. handles or other protrusions
If the object is of great value, it is a good idea to put it in a box with foam packing bags, it is sufficient to place one on top and one underneath to avoid scratches and knocks.
If you are going to wrap several objects in a pile (e.g. plates), it is better to separate them with a sheet of cardboard and then pack them all in bubble wrap. If you are not going to transport them, the outer covering is not necessary and it would be better to separate them with honeycomb cardboard

For fragile items, always use double channel cardboard boxes that maintain rigidity to protect the product even if they are stacked
Place padding under and on top of fragile items to keep them secure in the centre of the box, you can use filler chips, bubbles or air pillows, among other padding systems
Don’t forget to seal well with adhesive tapethe packaging according to its weight and its destination (storage, transport, transfer,…)