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1. How to Properly Pack China in Moving Boxes
Packing one’s possession is stressful enough, but properly
packing fragile objects for moving can get a little worse. Relax.
Learn how to pack fragile items safely by following these simple
packing tips.
Packing fragile items in moving boxes is a time consuming
process though it is necessary. Learning how to securely pack
grandpa’s vinyl records or your collection of priceless china could
mean the difference between everything arriving to your new
home in one piece or in a million little pieces. As you read along,
you’ll learn how to pack fragile items in moving boxes.
Steps:
1
Purchase all the moving supplies you’ll need to complete this
task. You may purchase a medium size plastic storage bin from
your local super center or home supplies center for less than $10.
Though you can always pack your fragile items in regular
cardboard boxes, this is not advisable. Breakable items such as
china may be too heavy to move in a regular box. Chances are,
they could fall out at the bottom of the box, leaving the pieces of
valuable dinnerware in the middle of the driveway. Acquire
storage boxes that have handles which will make it easier to
move around. If these boxes get bumped during your drive, they
are less likely to be damaged than traditional cardboard moving
boxes. New York is one of the places you shouldn’t be moving
bulky items around.

2. 2
Shred some old newspaper in preparation for packing. Any junk
mail or paper that you don’t want to lay around your new location
can be shredded to use for packing material. You may start
collecting paper in a garbage bag that you can hide in the back of
your closet. When it’s time to start packing, you will already have
enough material to pack several moving boxes. NYC is
notoriously expensive when it comes to packing materials, so it’s
a good idea to save some for your move. If packing fine china,
avoid newsprint as much as possible since it has a tendency to
fade and leave marks on your china. However, you can purchase
a large roll of brown paper for packing. Keep some of both in
handy when packing.
3
Line the bottom of the storage box with crumpled newspaper or a
few inches of shredded paper. This will act as a cushion for the
box’s bottom and will offer some form of protection from breaking
if the box is dropped.
4
Start packing the flat items such as plates and saucers first.
Individually wrap them in newspaper or brown packing paper. Pile
them on top of each other in the bottom of the storage bin. The
paper will keep the fine pieces of china from sliding and hitting
together during the move, helping to eliminate the chance of
chipping. As you individually pack the items, be sure to keep track

3. what is being put in each bin. A small notebook is a great way in
making sure you don’t leave any smaller items in the bin.
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