Transporting large or fragile bronze sculptures requires meticulous planning and execution to prevent damage. First, assess the sculpture’s size, weight, and fragility to determine the appropriate packaging materials, such as custom crates with foam or bubble wrap for cushioning. Climate control is crucial to avoid temperature fluctuations that may cause metal expansion or contraction.

For handling, use specialized equipment like padded dollies or hydraulic lifts, and ensure trained personnel are involved to minimize risks. Secure the sculpture during transit with straps or braces to prevent movement. Choose a reputable art logistics provider experienced in transporting delicate artworks, and consider insurance coverage for added protection.

Document the sculpture’s condition before and after transport, and plan the route to avoid rough terrain or extreme weather. By addressing these considerations, you can ensure the safe delivery of your valuable bronze sculptures.