Newsprint

In the world of professional moving, newsprint (also known as "packing paper") is the unsung hero of a successful relocation. Unlike the ink-heavy Sunday paper that leaves black smudges on your heirloom china, industrial newsprint is clean, unprinted, and specifically engineered for protection

In the world of professional moving, newsprint (also known as “packing paper”) is the unsung hero of a successful relocation. Unlike the ink-heavy Sunday paper that leaves black smudges on your heirloom china, industrial newsprint is clean, unprinted, and specifically engineered for protection.


Why Newsprint is Essential for Moving

Newsprint is preferred by professionals because it strikes the perfect balance between flexibility and durability. Here is how it functions in the furniture and household goods industry:

  • Surface Protection: It acts as a primary barrier against dust, oils, and minor abrasions for delicate finishes.
  • Void Fill: When scrunched up, it creates “shock absorbers” inside boxes, preventing items from shifting during transit.
  • The “Clean” Factor: Because it is ink-free, it won’t stain porous surfaces like marble, light-colored wood, or fine porcelain.
  • Moisture Absorption: It helps regulate minor humidity changes within a box, which is vital for long-term storage of wooden components.

Common Use Cases

  1. Glassware & China: Individually wrapping each piece before nesting them in “dish packs.”
  2. Furniture Components: Wrapping Table legs, glass hutch shelves, and hardware bags.
  3. Delicate Accents: Protecting picture frames, lampshades, and decorative figurines.

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