Polk LSI 15's for sale

To ship them you are going to have to get double boxes, bubble wrap, rigid foam, plastic bags and packing tape.

First you need to put each speaker in some sort of bag, a heavy duty plastic one. But smooth so it does not scratch the veneer.

Then you need to wrap each speaker in bubble wrap, recommend three individual layers, tape each layer seperately.

Then put the speaker in the first box, use rigid foam top and bottom to hold the speaker in place, leave the air space between the body of the speaker wrapped in the bubble wrap and the sidewall of the box alone.

Put that box inside the other box, then again use rigid foam top and bottom to hold everything in place. You may want to foam the bottom prior to putting the first box in there, just depends on access. You can attach the foam to the bottom of the speaker box first if that is easier.

Mark the boxes showing which side is up, fragile and so on, I would insure each speaker for at least the sale price.

Make sure you take pictures of each step for documentation. You can ask the shipper for their written policy regarding proper shipping containers, air space, packaging material and so on. Take pictures of the speakers all sides prior to wrapping them to document there condition.

Even after all that there is no "guaranteed", method to be positive the speakers will arrived undamaged. However, I have used the above method with some measure of success.

RT1 assumes no liability if you follow these instructions and the articles are damaged, this is simply advice and no bailment is created, ship at your own risk. The shipping companies are a bear to deal with on claims, many here have experience with them including myself, I have recovered damages from them but it takes effort on both sides.

Now if you still want to ship them Rock On.

RT1