Taking the time to properly pack your china is vital for its protection. While there are many different methods for packing this delicate piece of art, a basic method is to measure each piece. For example, if you plan to move your vases and bowls, you'll need a box one inch larger on all sides than the width of the smallest part. Then, you'll need to measure the box's interior, taking into account any padding or packaging supplies used on each piece.

First, wrap each piece of china individually. Use packing paper or tissue paper to wrap them separately. You can also use bubble wrap and tape to secure them. If you're moving a large collection of china, make sure to group like items together. Once you've wrapped each piece, use tissue paper or packing peanuts to protect it from breakage. You can use a cardboard box or another type of packing material to pack your china.

While free moving boxes can be a good solution for packing light, non-breakable items, you should avoid using these for packing fine china. Ensure that you buy quality moving boxes designed for delicate pieces, such as fine china. Make sure to use clean surfaces when moving china. Make sure that you don't have any loose pieces of paper on the bottom of the moving box. Then, you can use newspaper or packing paper to fill empty spaces.

If you're planning to move to another state, there are a few different packing options available. If you're planning on moving to a different country, it's best to hire a professional residential moving company that specializes in packing delicate items. A professional residential moving service knows how to pack delicate pieces, including fine china. Using the best packing materials for your fragile china will ensure it arrives intact.

If you're moving overseas, make sure to take the time to write down everything you own. Don't forget to take photographs of your items and note the condition. Make sure you carefully follow your list to make sure that nothing breaks! When packing your glassware, you should also be very careful not to over-pack them. This could damage your valuables and break the boxes. However, if you're worried about breaking your glassware, then it's better to hire a professional moving company.

Before packing, you should label each box. You can use a sharpie marker to label each box. Mark each box with the contents of a particular room. Using a labeler also helps you identify each box's contents when unloading. You can also place an inventory list inside the box, which will make it easier for you to find what you need during the move.