FRAGILE - GLASS
FRAGILE - DISHES
DO NOT STACK
Fragile labels
High-contrast printable labels for moving boxes that need extra care.
These sheets handle the boxes that cause the most damage when they are mislabeled: glass, dishes, lamps, books, tools, and overpacked bins that really should not be stacked.
HEAVY - BOOKS
HEAVY - TOOLS
TEAM LIFT
When to use fragile labels
Use a fragile label any time the problem is breakage, not only value. Glass pantry jars, framed prints, lamp shades, and dish boxes all deserve a visible warning before they ever reach the truck.
- Put the label on two sides and the top.
- Add room color if the box still needs sorting by room.
- Use arrows only when upright position actually matters.
When a box should say heavy
Small boxes full of books, tools, hardware, pantry cans, and records are where movers get surprised. A heavy label matters more on a compact box than on a giant one that already looks dangerous.
- Use TEAM LIFT on awkward bins, not only on the heaviest ones.
- Do not hide the warning under tape wrap.
- Pair this page with the inventory sheet for numbered boxes.