How do I ship my computers and peripherals without original packaging?

[Cntfeelmyface1]

I'm moving to a different state which is really far away so a road trip is not an option. I have most of the original packaging for the internal components for example the motherboards, CPU, Ram, Graphics card and sound card. I don't have that much of an issue with the computer itself but I'm talking about the Monitor and speakers and such. I have a BenQ XL2420TE which costs A LOT and I don't have the original styrofoam and box since I was forced to throw it out due to taking up space. It's really fragile and I want to make sure it ships to the new location safely. Do I just buy a cardboard box and wrap it up in bubble wrap? or......What about my speakers? It's a 2.1 channel speakers with the usual two speakers and a relatively small cube shaped subwoofer. To be specific it's a Logitech Z602 if you want to picture it. I'm a noob in these kinda things since I never moved.

 

[USAFRet]

Speakers - a box and bubble wrap is fine. Or a box and blankets.
Monitor - Same, but maybe take it to a UPS store. They have a LOT of experience with packing things.

This stuff is not that fragile.

 

[Bookaboy]

I certainly agree with USAFRet on this one!
UPS will definitely know what they're doing,
Good Luck on moving house Cntfeelmyface1!
Sam

 

[Josef Lipp]

I have shipped computers before using Shiphawk.com they took care of packing and materials. Extremely easy.