How to ship a mirror?

Build a sturdy box and ship it motor freight. Maybe $60 in freight charge.

1. Consult the nearest museum with a collection of hiqu-quality antique furniture or pictures. Some have "shipping" departments, others "conservation."
2. Your basic comparison may be between replacement cost (viz. buying something similar in NJ) and shipping. Modern rigid foam (as shaped to pack computers, TVs etc.) may enable you to pack it for yourself: but #1 may provide valuable advice free.

Thanks for your reply, but I need what I asked for..pickup, packing, and shipping. I am in NJ, not Ala. The shipper must do all three things, not just shipping.

EJ in NJ

I would contact a mover -

UPS doesn't pack.

Having emphasized your needs, you're looking for a local agent to handle the shipping details.

You can probably find one on the cheap by posting an ad in the Tuscaloosa (or neighboring) Craigslist.

See if this company can ship the mirror. A free call!

CORPORATE HEADQUARTERS Freight and Crate

Physical Address:

Mailing Address: P.O. BOX 1080 Windsor, CA 95492

Toll Free Phone: 800-949-1268 Toll Free Fax Phone: 800-949-1278

Phone: 707-584-2750 Fax: 707-584-2749

Terminal Manager Cathy Gutierrez: snipped-for-privacy@freightncrate.com

Facilities Manager Fred Benz: snipped-for-privacy@freightncrate.com

All other inquiries to Customer Service: snipped-for-privacy@freightncrate.com

UPS stores pack, as in "pack and ship".

I gave the wrong link I was thinking of in my other post.

THIS company has locations in Alabama. North and Central New Jersey.

Hi, You'll have to crate it just to be safe. If 300.00 is too much for you, better forget all about it.

How about taking a weekend and driving down to get it yourself???? Probably the safest and cheapest way to go.....

call united van lines, they can handle the entire job.....