Guide to Packing

October 27, 2009 Introduction Our network of agents goes to great lengths to ensure that you pack your belongings as safely and securely as possible to withstand the rigours of transit by sea, air and road. Made from industrial-strength three-ply cardboard, their cartons come in a wide range of sizes to meet your needs - with some designed to accommodate even your most awkwardly shaped items such as bikes and guitars. And, to ensure that all your excess luggage or belongings are give complete protection, their cartons come with top-quality tape, industry standard bubble wrap, good-quality wrapping paper, and the very best tissue paper for your most fragile possessions.

Our network of agents goes to great lengths to ensure that you pack your

belongings as safely and securely as possible to withstand the rigours of

transit by sea, air and road.

Made from industrial-strength three-ply cardboard, their cartons come

in a wide range of sizes to meet your needs - with some designed to

accommodate even your most awkwardly shaped items such as bikes and

guitars.

And, to ensure that all your excess luggage or belongings are give

complete protection, their cartons come with top-quality tape, industry

standard bubble wrap, good-quality wrapping paper, and the very best

tissue paper for your most fragile possessions.

October 27, 2009 Tips on Packing Excess Luggage Always ensure that breakables are placed at the centre of the carton, away from edges, corners and sides. Use bubble wrap, wrapping paper or even soft materials such as clothing and linen to pack around fragile items and to fill spaces. Be certain not to leave space in a carton: pack as tightly as possible to prevent movement and the possibility of items being damaged.

Always ensure that breakables are placed at the centre of the carton,

away from edges, corners and sides.

Use bubble wrap, wrapping paper or even soft materials such as clothing

and linen to pack around fragile items and to fill spaces.

Be certain not to leave space in a carton: pack as tightly as possible to

prevent movement and the possibility of items being damaged.

October 27, 2009 Tips on Packing Excess Luggage Don't put handling staff at risk from punctured cartons. Keep sharp objects away from edges or sides. Quantabay recommends that you avoid packing liquids such as wines, spirits or perfumes. There is always the chance they could leak, ruining your belongings and other people's. Moreover, such baggage shipping or luggage shipping incidents are not covered by insurance policies.

Don't put handling staff at risk from punctured cartons. Keep sharp objects

away from edges or sides.

Quantabay recommends that you avoid packing liquids such as wines,

spirits or perfumes. There is always the chance they could leak, ruining

your belongings and other people's.

Moreover, such baggage shipping or luggage shipping incidents are not

covered by insurance policies.

October 27, 2009

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