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3 Ways to Pack Art for Moving

By Matthew Lynch
October 19, 2023
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When you’re moving, it’s essential to ensure that your valuable and delicate belongings, such as artwork, are packed correctly to avoid any damage. Artwork can include paintings, photographs, sculptures, and other fragile pieces that need special care during the moving process. In this article, we will discuss three effective ways to pack art for moving.

1. Using Bubble Wrap and Cardboard

For paintings and framed art, bubble wrap and cardboard are excellent packing materials. To pack your artwork using these materials, follow these steps:

a.Cover the entire front of the artwork with a layer of acid-free paper or glassine paper, which helps prevent scratches.

b. Wrap the art in at least two layers of bubble wrap, with the bubbles facing inward. Make sure to cover all the edges and corners.

c. Use painter’s tape or another low-tack tape to secure the bubble wrap without leaving residue on the frame.

d. Cut a piece of cardboard larger than the artwork and place the wrapped item on it.

e. Lay another piece of cardboard on top and secure them together with packing tape.

2. Building a Custom Crate

For sculptures or larger pieces of art that cannot be adequately protected with bubble wrap and cardboard alone, building a custom crate is an effective method for packing your art safely:

a. Measure your sculpture or large piece of art to determine its dimensions accurately.

b. Purchase heavy-duty plywood or wooden panels along with corner braces or brackets from a hardware store.

c. Construct a sturdy crate by attaching panels together using screws and corner braces or brackets.

d. Line the interior of the crate with foam padding or soft cushioning material to absorb shocks during transportation.

e. Verify that your sculpture fits comfortably inside before securing it with straps or additional padding.3

3. Using Specialty Art Boxes and Packing Materials

Finally, consider investing in specialty art boxes and packing materials designed to hold and protect your art during the moving process:

a. Purchase professionally designed art boxes or telescoping picture boxes to fit your artwork dimensions.

b. Use corner protectors made of foam, plastic, or cardboard to safeguard the corners of your artwork.

c. Fill any gaps in the box with packing peanuts or crumpled paper to ensure there is no space for your artwork to move or shift.

d. Seal the box thoroughly with packing tape, making sure all edges and corners are secure.

When moving your precious artwork, it is essential to pack them carefully and responsibly using these three methods. Bubble wrap and cardboard are suitable for most framed paintings and photographs, while a custom-built crate is necessary for larger sculptures or more substantial pieces of art. In addition, consider using specialty containers and packing materials designed explicitly for preserving your valuable possessions during transport. By investing in the proper materials and taking the time to prepare, you’ll help ensure your artwork arrives safely at its new destination.

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