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| Brand Name: | SUNHOUSE |
| Model Number: | ply-19 |
| MOQ: | 1000 |
| Payment Terms: | T/T |
A decorated panel can survive eighteen months of warehouse storage and still be ruined by one badly packed container. Packing and loading are the last controllable stage of quality, and the choices made here determine whether the goods arrive as panels or as scrap.
| Element | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Interleaving sheets | Prevent face-to-face scratching of decorated surfaces |
| Bottom and top protection board | Shield the first and last panel from damage and moisture |
| Corner protection | Absorb impact at the most vulnerable points |
| Edge protection strip | Prevent chipping along panel edges |
| Waterproof wrapping | Block moisture during sea transit and port storage |
| Steel or plastic strapping | Keep the pack rigid and square through handling |
| Pallet or wooden crate | Support the pack and allow forklift handling |
Moisture is the invisible risk. Sea freight crosses several climate zones. Waterproof wrapping, dry packing materials and, where appropriate, desiccant control condensation damage that is only discovered on unpacking.
Standard sheets of 1220 x 2440 mm are dimensioned to load efficiently into 20 ft and 40 ft containers. Mixed thicknesses, cut-to-size panels and crated packs change the achievable loading quantity, so the loading plan should be confirmed against the actual order rather than assumed from a standard sheet count. A loading plan prepared before production avoids last-minute adjustments at the warehouse.
On arrival, unload with proper lifting equipment and store panels flat on dry bearers under cover. Do not store decorated panels on edge, and do not leave packs in contact with a concrete floor or in direct sunlight. Leave the wrapping in place until the panels have acclimatised to the workshop, then unwrap and allow them to stabilise before machining.
It depends on thickness, core density, panel size and whether goods are palletised or crated. Ask for a loading plan calculated against your specific specification.
Waterproof wrapping, protective boards, dry packing materials and, where required, desiccant inside the pack.
They are normally loaded flat on pallets or crates to prevent bowing and edge damage. The agreed loading method should be stated in the order.
Yes. Mixed thicknesses with the same decor are commonly consolidated, subject to weight limits and a workable loading plan.
Request a packing and loading plan for your specification and destination port.
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