Windows and doors combine glass, finished aluminum, moving hardware and project-specific dimensions. Export packaging therefore needs to protect surfaces and edges while keeping units identifiable and practical to unload.
Plan packaging before production finishes
Packaging choices depend on unit size, glass weight, container type, unloading method and destination handling. Oversized sliding panels, entrance doors and glazed units may require different rack positions or separate protection.
Protect and identify each unit
Use protective film, corner and edge protection, separators and secure restraints appropriate to the product. Project marks should correspond with drawings or the opening schedule so installers can identify units without unnecessary unpacking.
Coordinate loading and documents
Confirm package dimensions, weights, loading sequence and container plan before dispatch. Packing lists, package marks and photo records make receipt and site distribution easier for international project teams.
Information to prepare
- Final unit sizes and weights
- Container and unloading method
- Surface, corner and glass protection
- Rack or crate arrangement
- Opening marks on every package
- Packing list and photo records
- Oversized-unit handling plan
