Fill empty space

Fill empty space inside the box with protective materials such as bubble wrap, packing peanuts, or crumpled cardboard so the product does not move and get damaged during transport.

Item position

Place the product in the center of the box, leaving enough space on the sides to add cushioning. This protects it from possible impacts.

Example: When packing a lamp, make sure it is centered and surrounded by 5 cm (2 in) of protective material.

Filler materials

Bubble wrap

Protect the item by wrapping it completely.

Packing peanuts

They are lightweight and fill gaps, so the item does not move.

Crumpled cardboard

Cushions and protects the product.

Learn more about packing materials for your products

Additional materials

For more secure packing options, consider products such as:

Stretch wrap

Protects your packages from moisture and dust.

Packing tape

Use high-strength tape to seal your boxes.

Protection and filler

These materials are essential to cushion products inside the box.

Find more materials at Para Paquetes or see their full catalog.

Additional recommendations

• Avoid overpacking: Use the right amount of filler. Too much can increase costs without adding meaningful protection.
• Reuse materials: If possible, reuse boxes and packing materials that are still in good condition. It is economical and better for the environment.

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