Protect fragile and delicate items during storage, shipping, and moving with GHS Bubble Wrap. Made from lightweight, air-cushioned film, it wraps easily around glassware, electronics, furniture, and other breakables to absorb shocks and prevent scratches, dents, or breakage in transit.
Available in a range of widths and roll lengths to suit different packing volumes — from small parcel wrapping to full pallet and bulk shipment protection — plus a Big Bubble variant for extra cushioning around bulkier or heavier items. The rolls are easy to cut, wrap, and tape, making them a practical everyday supply for warehouses, moving companies, e-commerce packers, and retail stores alike.
- Bubble Wrap Film Roll:
- Width: 20 inch x Length: 100 ft (30m) x Bubble diameter: 10 mm
- Width: 20 inch x Length: 300 ft (90m) x Bubble diameter: 10 mm
- Width: 40 inch x Length: 300 ft (90m) x Bubble diameter: 10 mm
- Width: 60 inch x Length: 300 ft (90m) x Bubble diameter: 10 mm
- Air-cushioned film provides shock absorption and scratch protection
- Lightweight and easy to wrap, cut, and tape
- Multiple width and length options to match different packing volumes
- Wrapping fragile items such as glassware, electronics, and ceramics
- E-commerce order packing and shipping
- Warehouse and logistics protective packaging
- Office and residential moving
- Furniture and appliance protection during transport or storage
Damaged goods mean returns, refunds, and unhappy customers. GHS Bubble Wrap gives you a reliable, ready-to-use cushioning layer in the roll size that fits your packing volume — from small standard rolls to long 90m rolls — so fragile items arrive intact.
- What sizes are available?
Standard Bubble Film comes in 20" x 100ft (30m), 20" x 300ft (90m), 40" x 300ft (90m), and 60" x 300ft (90m). - What is bubble wrap used for?
It's used to cushion and protect fragile or delicate items from impact, scratches, and breakage during shipping, storage, or moving. - Which size should I choose?
Narrower rolls (20") suit smaller parcels and individual items, while wider rolls (40"–60") are more efficient for larger items, bulk packing, or pallet wrapping.)