How do you ship posters?

[Crzdcolombian]

Kind of a stupid question but I have a few Tyler Stout Posters

And moved in with my gf so need to have less “nerdy” fudge haha.

Like I had some idiot send me an Inglorious Basterds poster a few years back and it did not have both sides of the poster container. So for cheaping out on a new poster container the guy lost $600 I paid on eBay.

Any way my posters are framed. Is it better to just do it local?

[BadJustin]

To ship them framed? Did you frame them or were they professionally done?

[RiotAct]

if you want to ship it framed, get a large flattish box like the one furniture (requiring assembly) comes in, and use a LOT of bubble wrap to make sure the glass is well protected. Honestly, you’re probably better off selling the prints unframed so you can just use a tube.

[Kramerica]

From a buyer perspective, I wouldn't buy anything expensive that is already framed. There's so much inconsistency with different framers and techniques, I would want to inspect the print outside of the frame to verify condition.

[Lesteraction]

If you wish to ship it framed, use a lot of bubble wrap to ensure the glass is well-protected. Get a big flattish box, similar to the one that furniture (that needs assembly) comes in. If you can merely use a tube, you're probably better off selling the prints unframed.

[guryter]

if you want to framed it ship, the one furniture (requiring assembly) comes in get a large flattish box like, and use a LOT of glass to make sure the bubble wrap is well protected. Honestly, you can just tube a use so you’re probably better off printing the sells unframed.

[Grateful69Phish]

kind of appears to be a double nick???