Poster size 'bags'

[Comfyjumper]

Having purchased four print browsers I wondered what would be the best way to 'package' small to medium size unmounted posters? i have enough pulp board to act as a backing/protection, but am unsure what sort of 'celo' type bag to use....I want to keep costs reasonably low if possible.

[Kwik Picture Framing]

The last time I ordered something like this, it was delivered with protective boards on either side with a layer of bubble wrap and bin bags as protection and parcel tape to strengthen the perimeter!! That being said, it arrived in perfect condition!

[prospero]

You can buy browser sleeves into which you can just slide the posters. Not cheap.

Or....

Get a roll of polyprop wrapping film from Lion (page 116) and wrap the posters to the boards you already have and stack them in the browser.

[Roboframer]

Kwik - your reply is regards to packaging, not display.

We use cellophane for things that do not fit in to the browser sleeves - you can get it from florists/florists supplies.

What do you use Kwik?

[pichousepreston]

We back and/or mount items and wrap using florists cellophane, it's only about £10 for a roll that lasts for ages.

[Kwik Picture Framing]

We buy clear bags from Ebay.

[StevenG]

can you post a link?

[Howard]

Give Fulcrum Films a ring on 01228-560526. Very helpful. Standard sizes and made to measure.

[IFGL]

We used to buy cellophane from florists supplies but found it not ideal for wrapping prints, we found this better it is much clearer, and all round better.