I want to mail the framed Suzhou embroidery, how to mail? The glass on the top is very thin, and the

Glass products, fragile items are courier not to post, with a large carton, with styrofoam is the kind of a large number of all-round packages, packing and then each gap is also stuffed with plastic foam, I personally feel that SF Express service attitude is the best, you can discuss. In particular, the glass noodles must be sealed in a few more layers, for fear of squeezing and breaking. You can refer to it.

Wrap it in that kind of packaging film with air cushions and then put it in the box and mail it without accidents, which is what we used to do when we bought fragile items. The courier company will not help you find this, and you will pack it yourself and then deliver the mail.

Wrap it in a large amount of styrofoam, and then put it into a wooden box, and the gaps are also filled with foam.

It is best to send SF.

You pack it yourself with a wooden frame and soft plastic, you must tie it tightly, and then you must go EMS, indicate that the broken post office is irresponsible, he didn't say it, don't write, I used to be like this, but fortunately it is not broken, of course it is safer for you to go logistics.

Packed in a hardwood box, wrapped tightly in plastic foam, no need to fill it up. However, it is better not to express it, and some places have special art consignments.

Find a logistics company, or go to the post office, and ask them to pack it for you and mail it to you.

Two methods: 1. Do not frame it first, or frame it with plastic hot soup, which is convenient for transportation;

2. Go to the courier company for special packaging and add more packaging fees, which is much safer!

If you are small, you can wrap it in old cotton, and then use foam on both sides to clamp it up and get acquainted with it; If it's big, it's best not to frame it, and let him frame it himself after mailing it, so that it will be the safest. It is recommended not to attach a piece of glass.

Prepare a box with foam and then cotton, put Suzhou embroidery, then a layer of cotton, a layer of foam, and fill the gaps with cotton. Hair SF.

It's still EMS, but it's best for you to pack it yourself, pad some foam or something to fix, or it's rude during transportation, and the glass will not be guaranteed

You're going to have to wrap it in a wooden frame and stuff it with foam. The last time I sent a cross-stitch, it was not packaged in a wooden frame, and in the hands of the customer, the glass, the frame, and the cardboard were all broken, and I was asked to send it in a new wooden frame, and it was fine.

Don't send express delivery, go to the logistics company, pack it tightly, and mark the fragile sign on the outside. The courier is thrown around, and there is no unbroken Suzhou embroidery that I sent through the courier.

Wrap it in a very thick foam. He was then suspended in the air with a rope and transported.

Just find a wooden box and put it in. You're done. The courier company will mail it to you.

Air transport, no, dismantle the mounting, just mail the Su embroidery, and then let the other party buy a new one they like to mount and re-mount your Su embroidery

1. Go to the photo studio to consult, whether you can transport it on your behalf, they are more professional.

2. If you like the box you choose, just watch one without glass, and let the other party watch a glass after it arrives.

3. If you are a perfectionist, you have to ship a complete one, and you can't find a shipping agent, so you can only get a wooden frame as you said downstairs, but I think logistics is also difficult to accept.

You can try it with SF Express. Be sure to pack it well. It is best to add a base layer of foam in a cardboard box and bubble wrap wrap.

It's best not to use express delivery, if you want express delivery, you have to make a wooden frame first, pad more foam or something, and then insure a price, so as not to damage it and not get due compensation.

Wrap it in styrofoam first, then put it in a wooden box, and the gaps should also be plugged, use SF Express, and then add a deposit if you are afraid.

If it's a precious item, it's better to send it yourself, and take some time.

If it's a general item, I don't really trust the courier company and think they're not responsible. Most of the items they use are damaged, which is obviously not as good as abroad.

At the post office, it is common to buy goods insurance, and if it is damaged, the post office will compensate you.

If you really want to wear glass hair, it is recommended that you send ems or tailwind, these are better courier companies, tell them what is inside, there should be no problem, and the attitude is better, you can try it.

It's better not to express it, I sent it once, and it was all broken when I arrived.

You can choose to consign, which is more stable!

You pack it and send it when you say to the courier company that you are responsible for the damage, and he sent it to you, saying that in fact, he is also very careful in the process of receiving it, so it depends on your luck.

You can try to ask the freight driver to deliver it. Because glass is very fragile, it is generally casual during the handling process and is easy to be damaged!

It is better not to mail, it should be thrown directly by every courier company, no matter what you have inside, how valuable it is, is every courier including the post office.

It is most reliable to use SF Express, and it is not much of a problem to clamp it up with two pieces of thicker foam.

Wrap it in styrofoam or something, and then put it inside the box, and the gaps are also protected with sawdust.

Use Shentong or YTO.

I've seen a **, which says that when things are mailed, those things are sorted by the people at the post office as garbage, and they are thrown so hard, and it is better not to have fragile things, and it is better to put something soft in it once, and then put it in a box!

Find SF Express, they should guide you on how to package or help you pack it, but it is a matter of more packaging fees!

With Shentong Express, my classmate bought a large glass vase and sent it to the safe mail.

You can unpack the framed cross-stitch and just send it as your framed frame is a fragile item.

People are afraid that glass can be easily crushed. How much area? It's not cost-effective to buy a box, there is no such big box. Just pack it and you're done. You can't wrap it in that kind of styrofoam or pressure-resistant thing on the surface.

Why don't you send it in the mail You buy a big box and fill it in! That's it.

12305 complains about the courier, and I think you have been deceived, some couriers will overcharge the courier fee, the next time the valuables are sent to SF and Debang, there will be compensation for the damage.

The focus is on how much the insured value of the item is, and the compensation is based on the insured value.

It is recommended to only send cross-stitch, the border or go home and then load, that thing is easy to break, you can pack it yourself and drop it a few times, no problem to send it again, express loading and unloading are thrown.

Yes, but only if it's properly packed!

Yes, 1 can protect your embroidery products, 2 you don't have to worry about decolorization, decolorization is a problem of thread, if it is a washing thread, it doesn't matter if you are washing or machine washing, pickling, you don't have to worry. That's what I do.

How difficult is it to bubble wrap it, and then order the frame outside, and give it to a courier like SF Express or a logistics reception?

In fact, after **, in addition to the change in appearance, I will also become more confident, and then my temperament and conversation will change.