We organise transport for your exhibit to the exhibition and clarify its packed configuration and handover point. Delicate surfaces, removable parts and separately packed accessories determine the requirements for the shipment.
Request transportA catalogue photograph usually shows the presentation rather than the shipment. Add a current image of the closed packaging and identify separately travelling plinths or information panels. This shows how many packages need to be delivered for each exhibit.
From a destination to a clear transport enquiry.
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Package count, packed dimensions and weight are the starting point, followed by delicate surfaces, separate parts and the requested handover locations. Photographs of the finished packaging help us resolve questions and define the quoted scope.
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Models often have delicate features that photographs explain better than a product name. Describe their existing packaging and any restrictions concerning where they may be held or placed.
Learn moreProduction dimensions and standard packaging may not apply to a prototype. Use information for the actual item and describe loose attachments and its condition for transport.
Learn morePackaging may look complete while questions remain. Describe loose closures, damaged areas or missing original components early instead of assuming that a packing service is included.
Learn moreRequest transport
Describe your cargo, route and preferred dates. Together we turn these details into the basis for an individual quotation.
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