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Clear Pallet Wrap 400mm Wide Extended Core 300mtr roll
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Product details
Clear Pallet Wrap measuring approximately 400mm wide x 300m long in 12 micron stretch film, with an extended core for easier hand application. Use it for professional upholsterers, furniture manufacturers, warehouses, removal teams and delivery businesses when securing protective packaging around finished furniture, cushions and suitable packaged items. Use with Furniture Blankets or suitable Polythene Furniture Covers to help keep protective layers securely in position during handling, storage and transport. Avoid stretching pallet wrap tightly directly against finished upholstery, delicate fabrics, leather, vinyl or polished furniture surfaces. Available individually or in rolls of 6.
Full description and care
Clear Pallet Wrap 400mm x 300m, 12 Micron Extended Core
Clear Pallet Wrap is a practical stretch film for securing protective packaging around furniture, cushions, components and other suitable packaged items during handling, storage and transport.
The roll measures approximately:
- 400mm wide
- 300 metres long
- 12 micron thickness
- Extended core
- Available individually or in rolls of 6
The extended core provides a convenient handhold, making the roll easier to control while wrapping larger furniture and packaged items.
see the Protective Covers & Packaging range for furniture covers, blankets, pallet wrap and packaging tape.
Furniture Protection for Transport & Storage
Stretch wrap is particularly useful as part of a layered furniture-protection system.
It can help:
- Hold furniture blankets in place
- Secure polythene covers around furniture
- Group suitable packaged components
- Stabilise loose protective layers
- Reduce movement of packaging during handling
- Keep removable components together when separately protected
For additional protection against rubbing and light knocks, use Furniture Blankets beneath the wrap.
Furniture blankets and pallet wrap perform different jobs: the blanket provides the cushioning, while the stretch film helps retain the protective layer in position.
Use with Polythene Furniture Covers
For finished upholstered furniture, pallet wrap can also be used with a correctly sized polythene cover.
supplies:
- Polythene Chair Covers
- Polythene Dining Chair Covers
- Polythene Settee Covers
These covers provide a barrier against dust, workshop dirt and light surface contamination, while pallet wrap can be applied around the protective layers where additional restraint is required.
Select the cover according to the complete furniture dimensions rather than simply the furniture description.
Do Not Wrap Directly Against Delicate Upholstery
Avoid applying tightly stretched pallet film directly against finished upholstery or decorative furniture surfaces.
Particular care should be taken around:
- Velvet
- Delicate upholstery fabrics
- Leather
- Vinyl
- Piping
- Deep buttons
- Decorative braid
- Loose cushions
- Freshly finished timber
- Painted surfaces
- Polished furniture components
Tight film can compress soft upholstery, distort cushion edges or create pressure marks.
Where necessary, place a suitable Furniture Blanket or correctly sized polythene cover between the finished furniture and the stretch wrap.
Controlled Tension When Wrapping Furniture
Stretch film should be applied with enough tension to hold the protective layers together without crushing or distorting the furniture.
Pay particular attention around:
- Upholstered arms
- Cushion edges
- Furniture backs
- Projecting feet
- Castors
- Recliner mechanisms
- Handles and controls
- Decorative timber sections
Several controlled passes are generally preferable to one excessively tight layer.
The wrap should help secure the packaging rather than pull the furniture itself out of shape.
Protecting Chairs & Dining Chairs
For suitable upholstered chairs, use Polythene Chair Covers where a light barrier against dust and workshop contamination is required.
For dining and occasional chairs, Polythene Dining Chair Covers provide a gusseted cover designed to accommodate suitable chair shapes.
Where additional protection is required during delivery, combine the cover with a clean Furniture Blanket and use the pallet wrap sparingly to retain the protective layers.
Take care around projecting legs, carved rails, finials and sharp furniture corners.
Protecting Sofas & Settees
For sofas and settees, use a suitable Polythene Settee Cover to protect the finished upholstery from dust and light contamination.
Furniture blankets can then be positioned around vulnerable areas such as:
- Arms
- Corners
- Timber rails
- Feet
- Recliner mechanisms
- Decorative panels
Clear pallet wrap can be used around the protected furniture to help stop those layers moving during handling or transport.
Do not attempt to compress loose cushions, soft arms or padded backs simply to reduce the overall furniture size.
Packing Removable Furniture Components
Pallet wrap can also be useful for keeping suitably protected removable components together.
These might include:
- Furniture legs
- Feet
- Castors
- Headboard fittings
- Brackets
- Loose cushions
- Removable furniture sections
Small fittings should normally be placed in a suitable bag or box first rather than being wrapped loose against the finished furniture.
For sealing suitable boxes and cartons, use 50mm Parcel Sealing Tape.
Label loose components clearly so that they remain with the correct furniture throughout storage and delivery.
Removing Pallet Wrap Safely
Take care when cutting stretch film away from finished furniture.
Avoid sliding a long exposed knife blade between tight wrapping and the upholstery.
Where possible:
- Pull the film away from the furniture
- Cut a loose exposed section
- Unwind the film progressively
- Keep blades away from fabric and vinyl
- Remove all loose plastic after unpacking
For suitable workshop cutting equipment, browse Professional Upholstery Tools.
Keep Stretch Film Away from Children
Plastic stretch film and discarded wrapping can present a suffocation hazard.
Keep unused rolls and removed plastic securely away from babies and children.
Do not leave loose wrapping:
- Inside delivered furniture
- Behind cushions
- On workroom floors
- Inside customer homes
- Near beds, cots or play areas
Remove unwanted film promptly after unpacking and store or dispose of it responsibly.
Do Not Wrap Damp Furniture
Only wrap furniture that is clean and dry.
Plastic film can restrict airflow and trap moisture around furniture.
Avoid tightly wrapping items that are:
- Damp
- Recently wet-cleaned
- Exposed to condensation
- Stored in excessively humid conditions
- Carrying wet upholstery components
For longer-term storage, inspect the furniture and packaging periodically rather than assuming plastic wrap alone provides indefinite protection.
Additional product information
Clear Pallet Wrap measuring approximately 400mm wide x 300m long in 12 micron stretch film, with an extended core for easier hand application.
Use it for professional upholsterers, furniture manufacturers, warehouses, removal teams and delivery businesses when securing protective packaging around finished furniture, cushions and suitable packaged items.
Use with Furniture Blankets or suitable Polythene Furniture Covers to help keep protective layers securely in position during handling, storage and transport.
Avoid stretching pallet wrap tightly directly against finished upholstery, delicate fabrics, leather, vinyl or polished furniture surfaces.
Available individually or in rolls of 6.
see the Protective Covers & Packaging range.
Range options and attributes
- Quantity
- Each, Roll of 6
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