“Fragile” items are a term you’ve likely heard often—especially when moving, selling household goods, or reorganizing the kitchen.

These items demand extra care because they’re easily damaged if not handled properly.

In this article, you’ll quickly learn what fragile items are, examples, and how to store them so they stay safe and last longer. And if your stock of fragile goods is starting to take over your home, there’s also a practical solution to store them outside the house—without the hassle.

What Are Fragile Items?

Handmade ceramics: empty craft ceramic plates and bowls on a light background, top view.

Generally, fragile items are household goods or décor made from delicate materials such as glass, ceramic, or porcelain, making them prone to cracking or shattering if dropped or crushed.

Common examples include:

• Ceramic plates and bowls
• Glasses and teacups
• Glass flower vases
• Ceramic wall décor
• Porcelain collectibles or antiques

Because they’re delicate, fragile items are often stored with special care—especially when they’re sentimental or used for business.

Tips for Storing Fragile Items

To keep fragile items intact during storage, try these practical steps:

Wrap Each Item Individually

Use bubble wrap, soft cloth, or thick paper to wrap each piece. This prevents direct impact between items.

Use Quality Boxes

Choose sturdy cardboard boxes, label them “fragile,” and make sure the interior isn’t too loose so items don’t shift easily.

Add Extra Cushioning

Fill gaps with old newspapers, styrofoam, or shredded paper to pad between items and box walls—this helps absorb shocks.

Avoid Stacking Too High

Don’t stack more than 2–3 layers, especially if weight isn’t evenly distributed.

Store in a Safe Environment

Avoid damp rooms, vibration-prone spots, or high heat. Ideal storage is temperature-stable, dry, and away from high-traffic areas.

Want a Safe Place for Fragile Items? Use SpaceHub!

If you have too many fragile items at home—or you run an online shop and your inventory is piling up—SpaceHub is a practical solution.

Why store fragile items at SpaceHub?

• Private storage units: arrange items exactly how you like
• Clean & air-conditioned: ideal for sensitive glass and ceramics
• 24/7 security: CCTV and personal PIN access
• Strategic locations: Thamrin, Gajah Mada, Benhil, and Daan Mogot
• Various sizes: from small units (1–2 boxes) to large units (for full business stock)

With SpaceHub self storage, you can store fragile items without sacrificing space at home. Everything stays protected and accessible whenever you need it.

Fragile items aren’t just functional—they often carry aesthetic and emotional value. Because they’re delicate, proper storage is essential to preserve them.

If you need extra room for your collection of plates, glasses, or delicate home décor, SpaceHub is ready to be a safe, tidy, and hassle-free storage option.

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