PROPER PACKAGING GUIDELINES
CRT TELEVISIONS
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Large TVs should be layered at the bottom of the
pallet with smaller TVs toward the top.
TVs should be packaged 5-6’ tall
Screens should always face outward
Shrinkwrap first layer to pallet to avoid shifting
Use as much shrink wrap as necessary to secure TVs
Broken and bare CRT TVs should be placed in a separate gaylord
CRT MONITORS
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Each layer should have 5 monitors facing
down, 4 facing up (9 per layer)
Mnitors should be packaged 3-5 layers tall (5-6’ tall)
Cardboard layer between stacks
Shrink wrap first layer to pallet to avoid shifting
Use as much shrink wrap as necessary to secure monitors
Broken and bare CRT monitors should be placed in a separate gaylord
FLAT SCREEN TELEVISIONS
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Alternate back-to-back and screen-to-screen
Televisions on outside of row should be facing
the outside wall of the gaylord container
Place similar size TVs facing each other
Use cardboard to sperate screen faces
FLAT SCREEN MONITORS
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2 layers tall (cardboard layer between stacks)
Alternate back-to-back and screen-to-screen
Monitors on outside of row should be facing the
outside wall of the gaylord container
Place similar size monitors facing each other
Use cardboard to sperate screen faces
STACKABLE ELECTRONICS
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Items such as desktop towers, microwaves, DVD players, VCRs,
servers, and other items that are square/rectangular
Stackable items should be package 5-6’ tall
Shrink wrap first layer to pallet to avoid shifting
Use as much shrink wrap as necessary to secure monitors
MISCELLANEOUS E-WASTE
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Items such as cables/wires, laptops, printers, cameras,
cell phones, computer accessories, and any other
small electronics with a circuit board or cord