Shrinkwrapping is the process of covering a product with clear plastic that shrinks when heated to fit tightly around the shape of the product.
Shrinkwrapping, or shrinkwrap, is also the term used for the plastic used in this process.
Shrinkwrapping plastic can shrink to fifty percent of its original size, so it can be cut quite loosely.

Are you preparing for a move but are worried about the safety of your belongings?
The best solution is to use plastic wrap, also known as, stretch wrap for furniture to protect it from dirt and any other kind of damage.
Plastic wrap packing is one of the most effective ways to keep your belongings safe during the transit.

Stretch wrap is a polyethylene plastic generally used to hold boxes on a pallet for transport.
Stretch wrap is pulled around the load and stretched. The plastic has a memory and wants to return to its original size. Thus the "elastic band effect" holds the load tight.

Shrink wrap can refer to the rolls of film that are used to secure furniture for moving purposes or the industrial sheeting used to protect boats and other large items from the cold winter months as the weather worsens.
Regardless of the type of wrap you’re using, you can shrink wrap your outdoor furniture items separately, or stack them together and wrap them as a bundle.