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- Large, Heavy items should be stored to the rear of the unit.
- Less frequently required items should also be stored to the rear.
- Maximize the use of the unit height by storing items such as Beds and Mattresses on end.
- It is recommended that you wedge appliance doors slightly. This is to prevent the build up of mold and bad smells.
- It is also recommended that you leave a small space between the unit walls and your goods. Some items can be stored in large Appliances - also the careful stacking of some
boxes
on top of larger items.
- Ensure that upholstery is not in direct contact with the floor or that sharp, and heavy items are not stacked on top.
- Sofas may be stored on end on protective mats or plastic sheeting.
- Smaller frequently required items should be stored near the door for easy access.
- Clothing and Curtains should be stored on hangers whenever possible.
- Cover the total load with a light plastic cover. This will act as an affordable and practical dust cover for your property.
- Always use a good quality substantial lock on your unit.
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- Planning for any move is the most critical factor to a successful relocation of your most precious goods. Below we give you a checklist which will help you remember all those nagging details that we all forget.
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- Some items are
prohibited
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- Place all items in
cartons/boxes
wherever possible.
- Make use of all available aids such as wrapping paper,
bubble wrap
, drop cloths, furniture covers, plastic sheeting, tape, and cartons.
- Fill all boxes to maximum capacity.
- Identify your baxes and keep a list.
- Disassemble large items such as beds and tables where possible.
- Books being a heavy item are best packed in smaller boxes so as not to produce a heavy load.
- When moving ensure all doors are securely closed: E.G. Refrigerators and Freezers, cupboards, etc.
- Some items are best packed and stored on edge. These items include: Mirrors, Windows, Records, Plates and Saucers, Pictures and Paintings.
- Use Desks and Cabinets to transport and store carefully wrapped smaller items.
- Towels, Blankets and Clothing are also very useful and make good padding for transport.
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