TV Moving Box Supplies - Pack Includes Large Bubble & Tape

Worked as described. Can't get these at any big box stores. Good to have if you have a high end tv. Protects well. Please remember to ensure that you use bubble wrap high quality kind and celephane wrap to make your bubble package air tight and then the final protection is these boxes. Moved all of my high end and cheap tvs with these not a single scratch or break. Will use again if and when I move. Expensive but worth every penny to protect your investment

Find the two smallest tabs. Stretch the box until the tabs are directly across from each other. Fold them in and fold the area along the long ends over the smaller tabs, tape shut. Slide the tv in the open end (I was able to put it in with the stand still attached). The section that says Handle With Care is slightly bigger so it has to go on second. Fold and tape it like the first box. Turn the box with the tv in it so the open end is on top (this puts the tv on its side) slide the open end of the Handle with Care over the open end of the box with the tv. Tape. Turn so arrows are going up. Once I realized how to do it - it was easy. I watched a video of packing a tv. He bubble wrapped over the tv, taped it and put a piece of cardboard over the screen and tape it. He said only the screen needs to be protected, the back is sturdy.

Very sturdy box. I'm confident that my TV's will survive the move. Suggestion to others: measure your TV and add an inch or two to make sure you have enough room. Tape all 4 corners. Assemble bottom two pieces (use measurement), use 2 or 3 pieces of tape to hold bottom together (on each side. Put TV in box. By the way, I assembled this on a furniture doll to make it easy to move. The add one more corner, make sure that it over laps the opposite side (bottom piece). Use a couple pieces of tape to hold it down after you have it in position. Then add the final piece. I had to push it up against a solid object to get a tight fit on the box and push down to make sure it was in place. I used another 3 or 4 pieces of tape on each side to hold it all in place. Yes, that's a lot of tape...and I have 5 TV's to pack. Issue: No instructions on how to put this together! I would have like to have had wider tape (don't use cheap tape) or strapping to hold the boxes together. I would buy again.

Would recommend if you're in a pinch.I used for a move from NYC to SF, ground cross country. My TV is a TCL 55inch LED (Model 55S525) weight 28.6 pounds.I had to use lots of bubble wrap (purchased separately) given the size of my device. I used 3 layers.I hired cross country ground movers (with insurance on all my belongings)My TV survived without a single issue!! The bubble wrapping and taping (by myself) was the most annoying part) -- took maybe 45min total to self-package.

I probably should have read the reviews before ordering. This is ONLY a cardboard box. There are no other materials such as styrofoam, foam corners or bubble wrap to secure the tv. We ended up using the box because I didn’t feel like returning it. We wrapped our tv in bubble wrap and used 3 bags of packing peanuts. The finished product was secure enough but looked crazy since the packing peanuts made it bulge. I would suggest spending money on a full tv packing box with supplies. Not worth $20 for just cardboard.

This is not a true tv box, this is just a large box that kind of fits a tvIf you want something with any sort of padding which a tv box is supposed to have, this is not it.

I bought 3 of these boxes because I have 45”, 55”, and 65” televisions. You’ll want to buy bubble wrap and add extra padding for any TV under 60”. But once you’ve added the extra padding to tv sizes the handles in the box make it easy to maneuver. We didn’t even take off the backs for the wall mounts and it still fit in the boxes for all 3 TVs.

Box comes inside another box, which I was able to use for some art pieces, so it was like a double value. I wrapped my 70" TV in two layers of bubble wrap, put it in this box, and used zip ties to hold the two pieces together. TV made the move unscathed.