Packaging and Shipping

o All glass units are packed in high-strength wooden crates, lined with protective materials such as EPE foam, shockproof pads, and rubber spacers to prevent movement and impact.
o Crates are treated for moisture and mold resistance, ideal for the high-humidity conditions of ocean transport.
o For oversized laminated and insulated glass, we use reinforced steel bands around the crates for added structural integrity during stacking and lifting.

o Each window or door frame is first wrapped with an anti-scratch film to protect the aluminum surface and hardware.
o Key corners and edges are further protected with thick foam padding to prevent dents and scratches.
o Multi-panel units are stabilized with custom-made wooden frames and secured with metal straps to avoid deformation during long-distance shipping.
o All packages are sealed with waterproof wrapping, ensuring protection even under heavy rain or high moisture exposure.

o Every product is carefully labeled and undergoes a final quality check before loading to match order details precisely.
o The container layout is planned according to container type and destination climate to minimize risk.
o Outer crates are clearly marked with international handling symbols such as “Fragile,” “Keep Dry,” and “Do Not Stack,” ensuring safe and proper handling by port and logistics personnel.