Crushed paper is paper or newsprint crunched up into loose balls and used as a cushioning material for delicate and valuable items. Before packing into cartons a layer of crushed paper is placed at the bottom of the cartons for padding. During packing it is placed between items that are packed in tiers to eliminate movement. A final layer is then placed on the last tier before they are closed and sealed.

This provides excellent protection for polished surfaces (i.e. expensive wood or veneer furniture) or as a shock absorber for sheet glass (i.e. shelves, doors and the like) and electrical equipment such as TV’s, videos and stereo components. Although in general terms this product is used as a single wrap, it is important to note that additional protection is needed at the corners, edges and large flat surfaces.

Desiccant is used to draw moisture out of moisture sensitive items.

Used wherever heavier protection is needed for delicate items and items with smooth or sensitive surfaces. It is supplied in three widths: 1200mm, 900mm and 300mm.

Used solely in domestic removals, these are thick felt or acrylic/wool blend blankets, which provide padding and protection to sensitive surfaces.

Heavy plastic bags are used to bag mattress, lounge suites, and other upholstered furniture to protect easily soiled surfaces.

Because of its shape and size, this cartons is ideal for a wide variety of items such as

• General Kitchenware and appliance
• Diner Sets and glasses
• Microwave oven
• Computer parts
• China and ornaments
• Radio/stereo’s
• Portable Television set

Although it is primarily used to pack books, other goods that need to be packed separately can be packed in the book cartons. These include

• Bathroom items
• Tapes and CDS
• Garage Tools
• Fragile ornaments
• Lampshades

There is a detachable bar which rests across the top section of the cartons to hang clothes. Occasionally the wardrobe cartons can be used to pack other objects such as:

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• Large figurines
• Large artificial plants if not too heavy
• China pedestals
• Fans and stands