Okay, so you are committed to moving house and suddenly the reality of the big move hits and it looks oh so daunting. A bit of preparation can help to ease the stress for the big day.
Here are 7 tips to ensure it goes to plan:
You may have noticed that the description of our boxes includes their volume in litres.
For example 100L Tea Chest & 50L Book Boxes … why?
When seeking moving quotes you will be asked to estimate the volume in cubic metres of the items that are to be moved. One cubic metre is the equivalent Continue reading →
VIDEO: How to pack pictures correctly.
Moving house? The team at Vancouver Movers have put together a video on how to pack pictures correctly to ensure they don’t get damaged or broken during your move. Continue reading →
VIDEO: How to pack your bedroom.
Moving house? Check out this 3 minute video by United and S&M Moving which gives you great tips and practical advice for packing your bedroom. Continue reading →
HOT TIPS: How to fold an archive box.
The team at conceptual packaging have put together this short instructional video on how to put an archive box together quickly and simply.
At BoxNgo Boxes you can purchase archive boxes at around HALF the price of other online retailers. Continue reading →
VIDEO: How to pack your dining room.
Another great video from the US on how to carefully pack the contents of your dining room in to moving boxes or moving cartons.
Video courtesy of Digginsrose. Continue reading →
VIDEO: How to pack your kitchen
United Moving in the US, have put together a great series of videos to help you pack your house or unit like a pro.
This 4 minute video shows you how to pack your whole kitchen into moving boxes to minimise breakages and protect your crockery and glasses while moving. Continue reading →
At BoxNgo Boxes we understand that moving house is a busy, stressful and expensive exercise. We’ve put these tips together to help you prepare for your move and to ensure everything goes as smoothly as possible.
When living in a house or flat for many years clutter and storage can build up. Continue reading →
