Shannon,
If you want assurance that they will arrive in one piece, you need to
build a wooden shipping crate with cardboard dividers (preferable double
layers) to keep the frames apart. Cardboard corners of some sort are a
definite requirement.
Imagine the worst thing that could happen to your shipment and prepare
for that. (Is your shipment going over water?) ;-)
Karl Wolz
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> On Behalf Of Shannon Stoney
> Sent: Wednesday, April 06, 2005 4:31 PM
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> Subject: [pure-silver] best way to ship framed photos?
>
> Hi,
>
> I went to The UPS Store today to ask about shipping a dozen framed
> (plexiglass) photographs, and they told me there that UPS will not
> insure framed photographs that are shipped together in one box. Each
> has to go in its own box (the box costs $7) to be insured.
>
> It would be awkward and expensive to put each 16x20 photograph in its
> own box. Is there any other carrier that will ship them in one box?
>
> Is there a good way to pack them up? I was thinking of using those
> cardboard corners to keep them separate, plus some bubble pack or
> peanuts.
>
> --shannon
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