Packing & Inspection

Packing Services


Poly Wrap and Corners


Industry standard practice for all artworks. This acid-free plastic wrap is certified archival and vapor proof. BHT free (Butylated Hydroxy Toluene).

Tyvek


Breathable lining for artwork, textiles, and fragile valuables. Resistant to mold, mildew, water and dust particles. Tear-resistant, nonabrasive spunbonded olefin.

C-bins


Triple corrugated cardboard boxes built for transportation and storage. A great solution for keeping small artworks together. Not to be stacked in transit or storage.

Slipcasing


A custom cardboard box built to fit your artwork, with interior poly wrap and corners. The tight fit of these boxes adds protection for your flat artworks in storage or transit.

T-frames


Travel Frames are custom built to fit around slipcases, reenforcing the longevity of your slipcase by creating a bumper around the corners and edges of flat-packed works.

Cushioning Materials


1” - 3” foam sheets, acid-free tissue paper, packing peanuts, bubble wrap, and more are all available for an extra protective packing within crates, boxes, or slipcases.

Crates


Tailored to your specific dimensions and needs, these durable and secure crates provide peace of mind and protection for your most cherished or ornate possessions.

Pallets and Straps


Custom built pallets are necessary for tall or irregular crates, creating better stability during shipping. Poly strapping cinches the crate to its pallet, assuring safe travel and removing any risk of tipping.

Blanket Wrapping


Best used for short term storage or local transportation. Blankets offer a quick and affordable way to protect sculptures and smaller artworks for short time-periods.

Condition Reports

A condition report is a vital document used in the art world to catalog the condition of an artwork at a specific point in time. It serves as a detailed record of any visible damage, deterioration, or changes to the artwork.


The contents of a condition report typically include a detailed description of the artwork, including its dimensions, materials, and any pertantent details to the handling, transportation, and insuring of the artwork. Furthermore, the report meticulously records the condition of the artwork's surface, frames or pedestals, and any existing damage, accompanied by high-quality photographs for visual documentation.

A comprehensive condition report can be instrumental in facilitating transparency and trust between art institutions, collectors, and insurers. By accurately detailing the condition of an artwork, all involved parties can make informed decisions regarding its care, display, and insurance coverage.

A digital condition report is available to be requested from anywhere around the world.