Guides
Four things worth reading first
Practical rather than aspirational. How to pack a crate so the stack doesn't crush it, and how to decide what shouldn't come with you at all.
Packing into crates instead of boxes
A crate is a rigid box with a lid that locks. That sounds like a small difference and it changes how you should pack almost everything.
You have crates arriving and you are packing yourself.
02Deciding what not to take
Moving everything is the expensive option and the wasteful one. Deciding properly takes a couple of evenings and is the best-value work you will do.
You are about to move and you know some of it should not come.
03What happens to office furniture when a company moves
A department move can put a hundred usable task chairs into a skip, purely because nobody costed the alternative before the deadline arrived.
You are planning an office relocation or a floor reconfiguration.
04Moving house without the skip
Nobody orders a skip because they want one. They order it because it is Thursday, completion is Friday, and there is a pile in the hall.
You want to move without everything surplus going to landfill.
Tell us about the move
Where from, where to, and what you already know is not coming with you. We will come back with how we would run it and what goes where.