06 / 01
Planning packaging from the sample stage
Dimensions, form, weight and finish all influence the packing approach. When preparing a client sample, INDOR also considers the wrapping that touches the product, the points needing support and the outer packaging structure.
For samples with wide openings, curved bodies or surfaces needing protection from rubbing, inserts follow the actual shape. Sample packages can also receive a frame and straps to keep protective layers in position during handling.
06 / 02
Nesting planters and securing pallet loads
For planter sets sized to nest together, individual pieces are wrapped and separated at contact points. Spacers and retaining straps help stabilize the nested pieces and limit rubbing between walls and rims.
The sets are then stacked on pallets with sheets separating the layers. Securing straps and outer film hold the layers together as a load for lifting, handling and delivery preparation.
06 / 03
Cartons with product-specific inserts
For carton packing, products are wrapped before being placed in the box. Foam panels and surrounding inserts provide separation from the carton walls and support the top, rim, foot or base according to the product's construction.
The inserts are arranged to hold the product in position before the flaps are closed, taped and the package identification is completed. Packing individual items, sets or multiple pieces is agreed according to dimensions and order requirements.
06 / 04
Timber reinforcement and protection for wooden products
For goods needing additional outer protection, a timber frame is combined with wrapping, cushioning and securing straps. The frame surrounds the package, while the inner separators keep the product apart from hard surfaces.
Finished wooden products are grouped and placed on pallets before packing. Layer separation, edge protection and securing are adapted to each item to limit rubbing on finished surfaces during handling.
06 / 05
Custom boxes, considered inside and out
Alongside transport packaging, INDOR offers custom-designed boxes for gifts and product sets. Box dimensions, inserts, item placement and branding details are considered together for an orderly presentation when opened.
The inner insert is arranged around the product's shape and accompanying pieces. Presentation, box materials and protection are agreed through a sample before being applied to the order.
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From completed packages to container loading
Once wrapping and strapping are complete, pallets are gathered for handling. A forklift brings each load to the loading position, while the team inside the container helps position pallets and review their arrangement.
Package dimensions, quantities, arrangement and delivery requirements need to be agreed before loading. Packing is therefore planned alongside handling and the order's transport journey.
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Keeping protection in place for site delivery
For domestic orders and site deliveries, wrapping is selected for the product's form and how it will be received. Tabletops, bases and edges are protected through handling and placement in the intended space.
At the site, products are positioned and checked within the agreed handover scope. Protection remains where needed during handling before unwrapping and reviewing the surface condition.
Based on production-process documentation and photography supplied by INDOR.