How windows and doors are packed for export

Surface protection

Visible profiles and finished surfaces are protected before anything else touches them. Powder-coated and wood-look finishes are the easiest to damage and the hardest to replace.

Corner and edge care

Corners, sash ends and glass edges take the most knocks in transit. Reinforcing these areas is cheaper than handling a claim at destination.

Crate options

Reinforced crates are available where the shipment method, handling chain or product value justifies them. We discuss this during quotation rather than assuming one way.

Labeling and identification

Each item is labeled so it can be matched to the opening schedule on site. Good labeling saves days of sorting on a large project.

Loading sequence

The loading plan follows the unloading sequence at destination, not just what fits. Tell us how the container will be unloaded if you know.

Documents that travel with the goods

Commercial invoice, packing list and the shipment documents are coordinated with the plan. Any additional certificate should be requested before ordering, not after.

Packing is part of the product. It should be specified in the quotation, not discovered at the port.