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Changing apartment is among the most common happenings we can experience in our life. And despite the fact we change the place we live in averagely a few times in our lifetime, removals are still some of the most trying happenings that can happen to us. Just figuring out the organization of shipping all your belongings between houses is quite a task and with packing, unpacking as well as choosing the suitable hauler to assist you with the move, it seems truly huge as well as very nerve-wracking. Thankfully there are a few ways to make the move as efficient as possible as well as significantly less nerve-wracking.

Packing as well as securing your belongings for the time of the removal

The most important tip you should remember while packing is that you need a coherent plan that you’ll have to stick to through the whole process. It is smart to create a list of all the things you need to transport. Such a list can not only help you pack but additionally will allow you to make sure that all your belongings were successfully transported to your new home. Removal entails transporting a big amount of stuff, among them a lot of little things that can be easily misplaced when packed in a hurry – a list will help you check if they all arrived to your new home safely. Another crucial step is tagging all the boxes as precisely as you are able to. One of the more common methods of tagging cardboards is by category. So all the kitchen supplies as well as appliances go into boxes labelled ‘kitchen’, all the pillows as well as blankets in the cardboards tagged ‘bedroom’ etc. You’ll quickly find out how much time labelling can save once you get to the unpacking part. Don’t forget to label both sides and the top of the cardboard, so that you (and the hauler) can be sure which box goes where, no matter how they will be stacked inside the shipping car.

Take special care when preparing to transport delicate things. Enclose them in thick layers of textiles as well as bubble foil and then tag them clearly (including a “This way up” label). You should also make sure that the transport provider is aware that he’ll be shipping delicate goods as well as which cardboards requires handling with care.

When you are shipping furniture, it’s important to empty them prior to the removal and transport all the things inside separately. Any loose things inside cupboards and cabinets could harm your furniture on the road. It’s also smart to secure all the furniture doors as well as drawers with some tape so that they cannot open on the road. You can use regular Scotch tape for that. Another issue is the matter of putting the furniture into the shipping car. Ahead of attempting to move your furniture from the apartment, be certain that they will fit through the front doors, stairways and into the elevator (if your building has one). If they do, you can move them without disassembling (be sure to have at least one person to assist you!). If they can’t, disassembling them is the only method to move them without harm. Be careful with dismantling – make sure you have all the pins and bolts in one place for example in a Ziploc bag and that you’ve secured delicate parts of the furniture properly. Dismantling furniture is also smart whenever you want to fill the shipping vehicle to the maximum, because dismantled furniture will be much easier to stack efficiently.  

Whenever packing minor things, like books, kitchen appliances, cosmetics and much more, cardboards will be the smartest choice. It’s probable that you won’t have enough boxe