Bubble wrap for moving fragile items, dishes, glass, and electronics.
Protect breakable household items with the right combination of cushioning, boxes, void fill, and tape.
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Moving exposes fragile items to vibration, stacking, handling, and contact with other objects. Bubble wrap helps cushion vulnerable surfaces, but it works best with correctly sized boxes, corner protection where needed, and enough void fill to limit movement.
Dishes & glass
Wrap pieces individually and prevent direct contact inside the carton.
Electronics
Protect screens and housings, then immobilize the item inside a correctly sized outer box.
Artwork & décor
Use surface protection, corners, and a rigid outer layer for frames and vulnerable finishes.
How much bubble wrap do you need for a move?
Estimate by fragile-item count and item size rather than by room alone. A move with many dishes, glass pieces, framed items, or electronics will consume more protective material than a move dominated by soft goods.
Also see the bubble wrap buying guide and local supplier options.
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