Each decorative stainless steel sheet is protected in three layers before shipment.

A PE film is applied directly onto the finished surface to prevent scratching during handling. The sheet is then wrapped in waterproof paper to guard against moisture during transit.

Finally, it is packed into a wooden crate for structural protection during loading, sea freight, and inland transport. This packaging process applies to all PVD and water-plated color finishes, keeping the coating intact until the panel reaches the job site.

Coils are packaged to withstand long-distance export shipping. Each coil is wrapped in wax paper with a hard-paper-laminated VCI layer against the steel surface, providing corrosion protection during sea transit. Cardboard I.D. and O.D. protective rings, along with a corrugated steel ring, shield the coil's inner and outer edges from impact. The coil is then secured with steel straps and tenax straps, with individual slits separating coil layers where required. A barcode sticker is applied for batch traceability. This standard export packaging protects both the coil geometry and surface finish throughout shipment.