CUSHIONING

Bubble Wrap is a lightweight packaging material, suitable for wrapping delicate products and used to fill voids. It can be supplied by roll or made up into bubble bags. Our wraps contains a minimum of 30% recycled material and are fully recyclable.

– Available from 300mm to 1500mm in both small and large bubble
– Pink anti-static bubble is also available for wrapping electronic goods

Foam is a premium wrapping material with a good crush resistance to protect your products. It can be supplied in the form or rolls, bags, sheets.

– Available in widths from 300 to 1500mm
– Available in thicknesses from 1.5mm to 4mm

We keep, in stock, foam sheets in 1.2x2m lengths, in 25mm and 50mm thickness, but we are able to hand cut, or machine press, the sheets to bespoke sizes, shapes, styles, and we can laminate the sheets to create bespoke fittings, different depths, pockets, etc.

Our sales team are able to help design a bespoke solution to encapsulate your product and provide a void around all sides of the box to provide suitable protection and extra puncture resistance, or simply strips and sheets to brace the box.

To view our bespok foam products, please click the link here.

Single faced corrugated rolls are a traditional corrugated paper which is used to wrap products to protect them against marking, scratching and dust in transit. It is an environmentally friendly product.

– Available from 300mm to 2000mm widths

Loosefill, or ‘packing peanuts’ or ‘packing chips’ is used to fill voids in boxes/crates. We keep 2 different types, from stock. A polyester based product known as ‘pelaspan’ and our green alternative know as ‘bio’ – a bio-degradable, potato starch based product. Both of which are supplied in 15 cu ft bags (Approx 1.2m high) and often filled into cardboard or plastic containers for ease of use.

Polystyrene Corners are used to protect the corners of a product. Two sizes are available from stock and can be used in conjunction with a cardboard box.

– Available in 75x75x75 and 160x160x60 pieces

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