Glass, Mirror & Artwork Removals in Perth,The Pieces You Can't Replace.
Corner-Protected, Wrapped, Carried Upright.
Mirrors, glass tabletops and framed art are the pieces you cannot insure your way out of breaking. Francis wraps them, protects the corners and carries every one upright, the only safe way to move glass.
Why Glass and Art Are Different
Most furniture forgives a small knock. Glass and framed art do not, and the pieces that matter most are usually the ones you can never replace.
A mirror carried flat, a glass top stacked under a box, a canvas leaned against a sharp corner, that is how the damage happens.
Francis slows down for these. Every piece is wrapped, corner-protected and carried standing, on its own, with a spotter through the tight bits.
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Fragile Pieces We Wrap and Carry
The irreplaceable, the sharp-cornered and the easily-scratched.
Mirrors & Glass Tops
Wall mirrors, dressing mirrors and glass tabletops, corner-protected, wrapped and carried upright, never flat.
Framed Art & Canvases
Paintings, prints and canvases, faced, wrapped and stood so the surface and the frame both stay perfect.
Glass Cabinets & Shelving
China cabinets and glass shelving, with the loose glass removed, wrapped and carried separately.
Heirlooms & One-Offs
The pieces with a story, treated like they are ours, which after 19 years is second nature.
Wrapped, Faced and Never Laid Flat
The rule with glass is simple and we never break it. Corners get protected first, the piece gets wrapped, and it travels upright.
Loose glass comes out of cabinets and shelving so it is carried on its own. Nothing gets stacked on a mirror or a frame, ever.
- Corners protected before anything is wrapped
- Mirrors, glass and art carried upright, never flat
- Loose shelf glass removed and wrapped separately
- Canvases faced so the surface is never pressed
- Each fragile piece carried on its own with a spotter
How Francis Moves Glass and Art
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Protect the Corners
Corners are where glass and frames chip first, so they are padded before anything else. It is the small step that prevents most damage.
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Wrap and Face
Mirrors and glass are blanket-wrapped, canvases are faced so the surface is never pressed against another piece.
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Carry One at a Time
Every fragile piece is carried on its own, upright, with a spotter through doorways and stairs. No rushing, no juggling two at once.
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Stand and Brace
In the truck, glass and art are stood and braced between padded pieces, never laid flat under weight.
Glass, Mirror & Art Questions, Answered
Straight answers from 19 years on the job. Still wondering something? Just ask Francis.
Corners are padded first, then the whole mirror is blanket-wrapped and carried upright by two hands with a spotter. It is stood and braced in the truck, never laid flat.
Yes. The glass top comes off, gets corner-protected and wrapped, and travels upright and separate from the base. It is one of the safest ways to move a glass table.
Canvases and framed pieces are faced and wrapped so the surface is never pressed, then carried on their own. Valuable pieces can be crated if you would like the extra protection.
Where it is removable, yes. Loose shelves and door glass come out, get wrapped and travel separately so nothing rattles or cracks against the cabinet.
Absolutely. A single mirror, a glass top or a favourite painting is a common job, no full move needed. Send a photo and you will get a quick, honest quote.
Related Removal Services
A single piece is usually part of a bigger move. Whatever else is going on the truck, Francis will sort the lot.
Got a Mirror, Glass Top or Painting to Move?
Send Francis a photo of the piece and where it has to go. He will tell you straight how it travels safest and give you an honest, same-day quote.