Products made from wood, such as boards, battens, profiles, or entire furniture parts, can be packaged by our systems. Products for interior fittings, such as insulation material, wallpaper, carpet rolls, parquet, laminate, whole doors, or gate profiles, and many other products are packaged efficiently and safely, exactly to the customer's requirements.

Furniture parts, doors, windows, worktops, and floor coverings are among the most demanding goods in consumer goods packaging. 

The range spans from narrow wood battens and laminate packs to large-format door elements several meters in length. What these products have in common is a sensitive surface — decorative finishes, coatings, and veneers are susceptible to scratches, moisture, and construction site dirt. Packaging machines for wood, furniture, and interior fittings must reliably ensure this surface protection — while maintaining high throughput in series production.

 

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Your product is unique. So are your packaging requirements. Our standard for film packaging is always the same:

"A pack has to be perfect!"

We act according to this principle. To ensure the packaging result is right in the end, a wide range of factors must be considered in advance. When choosing a suitable packaging machine, several machine types are generally possible candidates. But there is only one machine that, taking all factors into account, achieves the optimal packaging result. Together with you, we want to find exactly that Kallfass system.

 

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At our company headquarters in Nürtingen, we showcase our state-of-the-art technologies all year round. Our goal is to find the right packaging machine for your product in a constructive business atmosphere.

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Packaging requirements for furniture and wood products

Flatpack furniture parts are produced in large quantities. The film serves several functions here: it protects the surface from scratches during transport, prevents moisture ingress during storage, and holds all components — the furniture part, assembly instructions, and accessories — together as a complete unit. Transparent films leave the decorative finish visible, confirming the decisive advantage in retail: the customer sees the product directly on the shelf without having to open the packaging.


With doors, windows, and worktops, weight and format present an additional challenge. Steel doors with accessories and installation instructions must be wrapped as a complete unit — precisely centered, securely sealed, and without any damage occurring during transport. Floor coverings, laminate, and parquet are bundled as packs and must withstand moisture ingress over longer storage and transport routes. Individual machine settings are required for each product group.
 

Packaging principles for large formats and series products

For flatpack furniture parts and medium-sized products, side sealing machines work precisely and with flexible format settings. Kallfass's innovative Universa Servo series enables continuous packaging without stop-and-go. Braking and acceleration movements of the products are eliminated, opening up new performance ranges compared to intermittent-motion packaging lines.


For extremely large-format goods, the fully automatic large-scale bundling machines Super Wrap 1300 and 1600 de Luxe are available. These machines efficiently handle even oversized furniture parts, slatted frames, and mattresses. With Kallfass's HV tunnel technology, laterally enclosed film packaging can be achieved. 
 

Automated packaging lines in furniture manufacturing

Furniture production runs in multi-shift operation — packaging machines must keep up efficiently with this rhythm. Transfer points, conveying speeds, and control interfaces are coordinated on a project-specific basis. Format changeovers between different product types can be quickly recalled via saved programs on the Easy Touch HMI — individual settings for each product group keep setup times to a minimum and the packaging process stable.

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FAQ

How does film packaging reliably protect sensitive furniture surfaces?

Transparent shrink films fit tightly against the surface, protecting decorative finishes, coatings, and veneers from scratches, dust, and moisture. The film sits flush against the product with no play — preventing movement within the pack that could cause friction damage. Film thickness is matched to the specific product.

Can very large-format furniture parts and doors also be machine-wrapped?

Yes. Kallfass offers the Super Wrap 1300 and 1600 de Luxe fully automatic large-scale bundling machines for oversized goods. Doors, worktops, and slatted frames can therefore be reliably wrapped in film even in large dimensions.

What is the advantage of continuous packaging with the Universa Servo?

The Universa Servo operates without stop-and-go — braking and acceleration movements are eliminated entirely. This increases the cycle rate and opens up new performance ranges compared to intermittent-motion systems.

Can film packaging replace cardboard packaging for furniture parts?

In many cases, yes. Kallfass references confirm that flatpack furniture with transparent film packaging causes fewer returns due to packaging damage than with cardboard. At the same time, material use is reduced, and the product remains visible at the point of sale.