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How to Pack Pictures for Moving - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip This step for each frame you pack and you'll be golden. Don't leave extra space because this canMoreThis step for each frame you pack and you'll be golden. Don't leave extra space because this can cause fragile items to break for each row of frames you pack use plenty of packing paper for pushing.

Cover your picture frame with bubble wrap. Put down a piece of bubble wrap and set your picture frame on top of it. Grab the long ends of the protective material and wrap them tightly around your frame, securing them with masking tape.

How to pack a Glass Frame - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip And now we take the top and the bottom flaps. With the reinforced tape. And when you use the fragileMoreAnd now we take the top and the bottom flaps. With the reinforced tape. And when you use the fragile tape. We'll use some glass labels.

Bubble wrap is the ideal material to protect fragile objects when you're moving. A double or triple layer of wrap, taped firmly in place, will be necessary to protect both the frame and the glass.

Wrap your picture frame in a layer or two of paper and bubble wrap to cushion the frame and the glass against damage. Wrap the whole of the frame in the paper and bubble wrap and then finish by wrapping it in packing tape both lengthwise and widthwise to keep the paper secure while moving.

Medium-density packaging materials such as polyethylene bubble wrap or polypropylene foam provide the best protection. It's best not to use shredded paper or Styrofoam peanuts, because they can settle during shipping and eliminate protection to most areas of your frame.

It's best not to use shredded paper or Styrofoam peanuts, because they can settle during shipping and eliminate protection to most areas of your frame. Wrap the glass frame with several layers of bubble wrap, making sure to cover all sides and corners.

Wrap brown paper around the frame. Grab the long edges of the paper and pull them over the picture frame, securing them with artist tape. Then, fold the small edges of the paper in, pull them over the picture frame, and hold them in place with more tape.