Shipping Event Fencing Systems

Shipping Options

Event fencing systems are typically shipped in one of the following ways:

Shipping Method	Description	Cost-Effectiveness
FCL (Full Container Load)	Most cost-effective for large orders filling a 20' or 40' container. Palletised fencing is loaded directly.	High
LCL (Less than Container Load)	Suitable for smaller orders. Cargo is consolidated with other shipments in a shared container.	Lower
OOG (Out of Gauge)	Used for exceptionally long or heavy components exceeding standard container dimensions or weight limits. Requires specialized transport.	Low
Breakbulk	Unlikely for event fencing unless dealing with extremely large, non-standard components. Generally less efficient.	Low

Packaging and Handling Instructions

Proper packaging is crucial to prevent damage. Use protective materials such as bubble wrap, corner protectors, and sufficient padding between panels. Secure panels tightly to pallets using straps or shrink wrap to prevent shifting during transit. Clearly label packages with "Fragile" and handling instructions.

Documentation Requirements

Ensure you have the following documents for customs clearance:

Commercial Invoice: Details the goods, value, and parties involved.
Packing List: Itemized list of contents within each package.
Certificate of Origin: Verifies the country of origin of the goods.
Bill of Lading (B/L): A contract of carriage for sea freight.
Other Permits/Licenses: May be required depending on the type of fencing and destination country.