Sculpture Crating and Container Loading: July 14 Update

JULY SHIPMENT RECORD

Wooden Crates and Container Loading Preparation

Shipment record: July 14, 2026. Pico Art's July dispatch photographs document tall wooden crates staged at the workshop and positioned inside a shipping container. The record focuses on packing and loading, rather than the finished installation.

For custom sculpture projects, the transition from workshop to transport is part of delivery planning. These photographs show the external crate construction, crate bases and available space during loading.

Crates Staged Before Loading

The workshop view shows three individually enclosed wooden crates of different sizes. Raised bases are visible beneath the boxes. The sculpture surfaces and internal supports are not visible, so the photographs do not establish the contents' materials or the internal packing specification.

Crate Bases and Loading Details

The close-up records the lower edge of a crate inside the container, together with timber blocks and loading equipment. It provides a useful view of the preparation stage without implying that the photographed arrangement is a universal loading method.

Positioning Within the Container

The side view shows the relationship between the crate faces and the container wall, including a visible strap and access space. Crate dimensions, handling access and securing arrangements need to be considered together for each shipment.

Include Delivery Requirements in the Project Brief

When discussing a custom sculpture, share the proposed artwork dimensions, delivery location, receiving-site access and available unloading equipment. These details help frame the technical discussion about packing, transport and installation coordination.

This is a dispatch-stage record. It does not document arrival, customs clearance or final installation. Customer and shipment identifiers are not included in this public update.

See our custom sculpture manufacturing service and sculpture case studies for related project context.