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Your pieces are valuable, and protecting them during transport is just as important.
To ensure their safety and avoid any damage that could compromise their eligibility for buyback, it is essential to use careful and suitable packaging for your pieces.
That’s why we have gathered here some general tips for properly packaging your peices, followed by specific recommendations for particularly fragile items, and a list of actions to avoid.
To ensure the safety of your pieces during transport,
it is essential to prepare your parts properly and provide yourself with the required equipment.
1. Prepare your pieces: remove any detachable elements (lids, accessories, removable sections).
2. Wrap each item separately: use tissue paper, newspaper, kraft paper, and/or bubble wrap to ensure optimal protection.
3. Choose an appropriate box for your part: it is essential to use closed, sturdy packaging suited to the size of the item.
4. Fill the empty spaces in the box with the paper of your choice: this keeps the part securely in place and prevents it from moving or getting damaged during transport.
Candelabras are particularly delicate, especially the arms,
which can easily bend if the packaging is not secure enough.
Tea and coffee sets are made up of several often fragile elements
(lids, handles, spouts) that require careful packaging.
Dishes, especially large serving platters, are sensitive to twisting and lateral impacts, particularly if the box is too tight.
Champagne buckets can easily become deformed if the packaging is too tight or poorly secured.
