Furniture packing

Stretch film covers the outer surface of every piece, keeping dust off wood and upholstered surfaces and stopping them rubbing against each other in the truck. Cardboard corner guards go over the protruding edges and corners, where knocks happen most during loading. For fragile pieces such as mirrors and glass-fronted units, the right additional materials are confirmed with you on WhatsApp once you tell us what you have.

No. Wrapping in stretch film with cardboard corner guards is part of the service before a move or storage, so you do not need a separate crew or a second company to coordinate with. When you send your furniture details on WhatsApp, we work out which pieces need wrapping and which need to be taken apart before loading.

Empty the drawers and cupboards so each piece is lighter and easier to protect. Move small and glass objects off surfaces and shelves so nothing slides during wrapping. Take a photo of every piece from the front and the back before it is taken apart, because that photo guides you when it is rebuilt in the new place. Also check the corridor and door widths for any large piece that will need to pass through them.

Stretch film covers most furniture well when surfaces are flat, but pieces with sharp protruding corners need cardboard corner guards on top of the film so the edges are not crushed when another piece presses against them. Glass surfaces and fitted mirrors need an extra layer of wrapping. Send photos of your pieces on WhatsApp and we will tell you which combination of materials suits each one.

When furniture travels a long distance it passes through more handling points and spends many hours on the road. The wrapping that protects a sofa on a short city move may not hold through a long road journey or a wait at a loading point. That is why there is a dedicated service for packing before shipping and travel in this category, where the wrapping and preparation are stricter than for a local move. Contact us on WhatsApp to find out what suits your situation.

Dishes, glasses and small appliances have completely different needs. Every item needs its own internal padding to stop it knocking against the piece beside it, and each one goes into a box with dividers between plates and between glasses. Stretch film and corner guards designed for a wardrobe serve no purpose inside a box of mugs. There is a separate service for packing dishes and appliances in this category built specifically for that job.

Yes. The wrapped pieces are arranged on shelves in the store in a tidy order and stay wrapped in stretch film throughout the storage period, which keeps dust off the wood and fabric. Whether you are storing a few pieces or the contents of a whole room, start by sending a WhatsApp message describing what you have and we will explain the storage arrangement that fits your situation.