Measure the display
Screen size alone is not enough. We measure the full housing, stand or mount components and any protruding controls or connectors.
TV & monitor packing • Charlotte, NC
Large screens are vulnerable to pressure, corner impact and flex. We assess the display size, stand, original packaging and shipping method before choosing the carton and protection system.
The process
Screen size alone is not enough. We measure the full housing, stand or mount components and any protruding controls or connectors.
The packing plan keeps pressure away from the display face while supporting vulnerable corners and controlling movement.
Stands, remotes, cables, mounting hardware and power supplies are separated and secured so they cannot strike the screen in transit.
If the manufacturer box and fitted inserts are still intact, bring them. Purpose-built inserts can provide useful support when they remain structurally sound.
Their shape makes generic flat cartons a poor fit. The package needs enough clearance for protection without creating a large empty cavity that allows movement.
Prepare your project
Start with the details you know. We can review the item or project before the final packing plan is agreed.
The housing, curvature, stand and protrusions affect the available support and clearance. The complete display needs assessment before choosing the carton.
A stand or power supply needs separation from the screen. Include it in the quote so its packing is planned alongside the display.
Quote the real job
Quantity, rough dimensions, value and the intended handoff help us plan. Packing can be quoted on its own; tell us if shipping is needed too. We may request photos or an inspection after the first review.
See what affects the packing quote →Questions
Yes, subject to size and inspection. We can quote a suitable TV carton or custom corrugated approach when the manufacturer packaging is unavailable.
Often the stand or base is removed and protected separately, but the correct approach depends on the model and manufacturer design.
Yes, subject to inspection. Curved and ultrawide displays need enough clearance and support to avoid pressure on the panel.