1. Choose an Appropriate Sized Box for Your Items Select packaging that is suitable for your items. If your items include clothing, towels, or products that can withstand impact, consider using plastic bags for packaging. If your items are fragile, choose a parcel box that is appropriately sized for your items. The box size should not be too large, preventing items from moving excessively inside, nor too snug, leaving insufficient space to absorb shocks during transit.
2. Pack Items Securely and Thickly
To ensure safe packaging, reinforce the strength of the items to withstand potential impacts during transportation. Double wrapping with cushioning material around the items before packing is advisable. For clothing items, place them in an additional layer of plastic bag to prevent moisture or stains from coming into contact with the packaging.
3. Ensure the Exterior Box is Firmly Packed Once the interior items are securely packed, seal the outer box with packing tape along the top and bottom seams. Then, tie a string around the parcel box for an extra layer of security. This ensures that the items are well-protected and allows for easy handling by the delivery personnel.
4. Communicate Specific Precautions to Partners Before initiating the delivery, inform the delivery partners about any specific precautions that need to be observed. These instructions should be tailored to the nature of the items and used as guidelines for managing the delivery process.