Corner Protectors

The corners of a product often need attention before the rest of the package is closed. A glass panel, framed print and furniture edge do not share the same profile, so Australian packers can choose between plastic, EPE foam and kraft paper corner pieces. A small protector gives the exposed edge a more defined place inside the outer wrap or box. Fit the piece to the object before adding the next packing layer.

Frame the edge before wrapping

Plastic corner pieces appear for glass, picture frames and carton edges. Their shapes are designed to sit at exposed points before the item is placed into a larger pack. Kraft paper corner protectors provide a different material choice for box and product edges, while selected paper coil guards suit longer edges on larger loads. Think about which part of the item is most likely to meet the carton or another surface during handling.

Cushion furniture and fragile shapes

EPE foam corner guards offer a softer format for furniture and other pieces with prominent corners. Glass corner protectors and L-shaped right-angle pieces give other ways to address a particular profile. Pick a protector that stays aligned with the object as you add the rest of the cushioning, keeping the corner in a defined position inside the finished pack.

Build the whole pack around the item

A corner protector is one part of a packing approach, alongside the outer carton, wrap and space around the product. Browse the different materials and profiles in this collection for the edge you actually need to cover. A considered fit can make the package feel more deliberate when it is lifted, moved and finally opened.