Biyomap Reusable Artwork Packing Bags

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An alternative to all that bubble wrap! Biyomap’s artwork packaging is safe, reusable and timesaving. Biyomap is the ideal choice for eco-friendly and thrifty artists.

Biyomap Reusable Artwork Packing and Storage Bag

Biyomap Reusable Artwork Packing and Storage Bags eliminate the need for environmentally harmful plastic bubble wrap and are reusable (saving money and contributing towards waste reduction). Biyomap products come with a green label denoting the fact that they are made of 50% recycled material and can, in turn, be entirely recycled. Biyomap’s artwork packaging is safe and time-saving.

The bags provide space-saving, dust-free protection for both studio storage and transport. Packing and unpacking canvases are simple with Biyomap bags, as they each come with a velcro-flap opening. Attached to the outside of each Biyomap bag is a transparent A4 folder for holding valuable information and for speedy artwork identification.

Biyomap bags are made from a water-resistant, scratchproof, breathable, acid-free material.

The ten different sizes of Biyomap packing and storage bags can easily be distinguished their coloured borders, which are visible even when folded. Each size has a different colour border- 40x50cm Light Blue, 50x60cm Pink, 60x70cm Blue, 70x90cm Yellow, 90x110cm Red, 110x130cm White, 130x160cm Grey, 140x160cm Orange, 160x210cm Green, 210x210cm Violet. All but the three largest sizes of bag (140 × 160cm, 160 × 210cm, and 210 × 210cm) come with detachable hook-and-loop handles for easy transportation.


Make your packaging even more sturdy with Biyomap Biyosafe Foam Edge and Corner Protectors

Biyomap Reusable edge protectors

Biyomap Biyosafe Foam Edge Protectors are safe, reusable and time saving. Biyomap is the ideal choice for eco-friendly and thrifty artists.

Biyomap edge protectors eliminate the need for environmentally harmful plastic bubble wrap and are reusable (saving money and contributing towards waste reduction). These ‘L’-shaped foam edge protectors fit snugly onto the edges of canvases and other framed artwork cushioning them against damage in transit. Unlike standard edge protection strips, Biyomap Biyosafe Foam Edge Protectors do not require time-consuming cutting to create a right-angled shape. These edge protectors can be used in conjunction with Biyomap Packingand Storage Bags.

Biyomap foam Edge Protectors and Corner Protectors each come in six different sizes.


Click on the underlined link to go to the current offer on Biyomap Reusable Artwork Packing Bags on the Jackson’s Art Supplies website. Postage on orders shipped standard to mainland UK addresses is free for orders of £39.

Julie Caves is a long-standing contributor to Jackson’s Art Blog and previously served as its Editor for ten years. With an encyclopaedic knowledge of art materials, she writes in-depth articles, particularly about oil and acrylic painting, bringing an extensive research background to each piece. Julie studied journalism in California, fine art at the University of Texas at Austin, and completed both an MA at Camberwell College of Art and the Turps Studio Painting Programme in London. She exhibits her work regularly and continues to write part-time for the blog.

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  1. pamela randal

    hmm.., these new bags may look very smart and are recyclable, but they are expensive. And only for use in storing or doing your own transporting, they aren’t suitable for sending by any postal service as they are soft sided. Bubble wrap is surely almost always re-used many times, not just once and thrown out, and in my area and most others plastic IS recycled. Personally I find Stiffy foil bags perfect for transporting canvases.

    1. Thank you for that comment. I was
      wondering if these bags were safe to use
      for sending A/W by courrier to Ameria but
      they are obviously not sturdy enough.
      Also, what’s to stop anyone opening the
      velcro flap? Think they’d be great for posh
      storage!

    2. Hi Pamela
      These bags are not meant to be used for shipping, I have changed the wording to reflect that.
      They are for self-transport and storage.
      We have a product similar to the silver bags but they have a handy velcro closure that you might like – ArtPakk Smart Bags.

  2. Hi,

    Hope you can suggest a product…

    I store much of my pen and ink art (A3/A4 250g/m2 size) in
    folders/box files, which I then put into (white – heavy duty)
    supermarket type plastic carrier bags for cheap, long term
    storage. These wrap nicely around the folder to keep out air, dust
    and damp – taking up less space than portfolios. The problem I’m
    having, is that biodegradable bags crumble after a year! This is a
    real problem if you’re hoping to “archive” your art safely away – say
    in a loft. I’m looking for something with the volume of a carrier
    bag (at least a box file + plus wide) made of plastic (similar to
    comic book collector/zip lock bags)….Any suggestions would be
    appreciated.
    Thanks for your time.
    Graham.

    1. Hi Graham
      It’s frustrating isn’t it. I have had things wrapped in carrier bags that I got down off the shelf in a confetti of flakes, with little bag left.

      I like the cellophane bags we do that have a self-seal strip. The 10×12 inch size will hold an A4 sketchbook. You’ll need a bigger size for a file. They are stiffer than a carrier bag and crystal clear and seal quite well. Lots of artists use them for sealing a work on paper in a mount for shipping or for display in a print browser. But I use them for a variety of things including storage.

      You can also probably find some oversized ziplock bags for storing bedding and winter clothes that could work. Bin bags seem to last longer than carrier bags, but I suppose they are biodegradable, too. You could also look for 44litre plastic boxes with clip on lids designed for storage in damp conditions like a garage that have a rubber seal around the inside of the lid. That can take a few files.

      Hope that helps.
      Let me know what solution you come up with!

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