Set Building and Packing
Corners, lugs, bars and ornaments counted into sets, bagged piece by piece and cartoned for a long sea route.
Step By Step
Pack list
Agree what goes into one set, including bar lengths and piece counts.
Assembly
Sets are made up and checked against the list.
Bagging
Each piece goes into a poly bag so plated faces are not marked.
Cartoning
Sets are cartoned, with steel bars packed separately.
Loading
Cartons are counted and loaded, with quantities recorded per model.
What This Covers
- Typical set: four large corners, small side corners, matching lugs, long and short steel bars
- Example carton data: 10 sets per carton at 60 x 45 x 39 cm on some models
- Own brand bags and printed cartons available
- Loading quantities published for several knock down models
Ranges This Touches
Set Building and Packing FAQ
Can I change what goes into a set?
Yes. Set content, bar length and piece counts are all adjustable, and the agreed list is what production works to.
Why are steel bars packed separately?
Loose bars can mark plated corners in transit, so they travel in their own packaging.
Can you print our brand on the carton?
Yes, own brand bags and carton printing are available.
How is the container loading planned?
Send the model list and destination and a loading plan with carton counts is prepared.
Start With a Drawing or a Sample
Send what you have. A drawing, a photograph or a physical part is enough to get a quotation and a schedule.