Stretch wrap — Keeps drawers, doors and cushions in place without leaving residue.

One-time purchase

Stretch wrap

Keeps drawers, doors and cushions in place without leaving residue.

$15

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moving wrapplastic stretch filmfurniture wrap

How to use it

Three simple steps.

  1. 01Close the drawers
  2. 02Wrap several turns
  3. 03Tear it off on arrival

Common questions

Does it leave residue on furniture?

No — it clings to itself and has no adhesive. That is why it goes on drawers and doors instead of tape.

What is it actually for?

Keeping shut what opens in transit: dresser drawers, cabinet doors, sofa cushions.

Is one roll enough?

For an apartment, usually. For a furnished house, plan on two.

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