DELIVERY & INSTALLATION
Sculpture Delivery & Installation Services
For an international project, packing, transport and site responsibilities need to be considered early. Availability and scope are confirmed for the actual location and work.
PROJECT-SPECIFIC PLANNING
Start with the receiving site.
A sculpture’s dimensions and form affect more than its appearance. Share the destination and known access conditions while the design is still being developed.
01 / LOCATION
Where is it going?
Provide the city and country, the receiving address when available, and the intended indoor or outdoor setting.
02 / ACCESS
How will it arrive?
Flag doorways, routes, lifting access and other known constraints that need review.
03 / RESPONSIBILITY
Who is coordinating locally?
Identify the receiving contact, site manager and qualified professionals responsible for installation decisions.
BEFORE DISPATCH
Agree the handover points.
Packing and transport arrangements should follow the work’s form, surface and handling requirements. Confirm the agreed scope rather than assuming every service is included.
Discuss these items in the quotation
- Packing method and protection for vulnerable features.
- Package dimensions and handling information.
- Transport route and the receiving party.
- Responsibility for freight, insurance, customs and local charges.
- Documents required for the agreed destination.
- Inspection and reporting arrangements on receipt.
WORKSHOP PACKING FILMS
A closer look before dispatch.
Watch how wrapped pieces are supported inside a timber crate and how the crate is closed. These films document workshop packing; international shipping and on-site installation are agreed separately for each project.
Inside the crate
Wrapping and timber supports around the sculptural form.
Closing the crate
Fitting the lid and fastening the timber panels.
Installation in context.
Lifting, access and work around the base take different forms from one site to another. Explore these project photographs, then open the complete project sequence for a closer look.
INSTALLATION PLANNING
Make the interfaces explicit.
The installation scope must reflect the actual site, foundation, access and local requirements. Assign the relevant responsibilities before confirming the schedule.
FOUNDATION
Site readiness
Confirm the required site and foundation information with the appointed technical reviewers.
HANDLING
Equipment and access
Agree who assesses and arranges suitable handling equipment, lifting operations and access.
HANDOVER
Completion and care
Record the agreed checks, completion information and any project-specific care guidance.
Engineering, lifting and installation methods must be determined by the qualified professionals responsible for the work. This page describes planning topics, not site instructions or a promise of service in every country.
FOR YOUR FIRST ENQUIRY
Tell us where the sculpture needs to be.
Along with the design brief, include the destination, available site images, approximate access dimensions and intended completion date. Mark any unknowns so they can be reviewed.
FROM THE COMPANY PORTFOLIO
Assembly. Positioning. Setting.
These supplied site photographs illustrate installation coordination topics. International delivery arrangements and on-site responsibilities are confirmed separately for each project.
Work at the installation site
The pole-bearing figure group is shown during on-site assembly. The photograph illustrates the relationship between the separate sculptural elements and the surrounding work area.
The receiving area
A reflective sculpture stands within an active site, with access routes and surrounding works still part of the context.
The completed setting
The pole-bearing figure group is shown in its landscape setting, with the completed composition viewed alongside the surrounding planting and paths.
START A CONVERSATION
Let’s plan around your actual destination.
Share the subject, approximate dimensions, project location and reference images. We can use your brief to discuss the next step.