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Whether you’re moving house or are planning to relocate abroad, there are numerous factors to take into account in your next move. These can range from the type of storage you’ll need for existing furniture, to how you will pack your glassware and dishes. There are always complications involved and you’d be advised to take our suggestions into account. Moreover, are you moving to a new country? We can help! We’ve written some comprehensive blog posts on these and other topics to help make your next move simple, easy and hassle-free. Just take a look at some of the moving and packing tips we provide in our posts below.
With the weather getting warmer and warmer, the need for heavy quilts slowly vanishes, and at one point you make the important decision that winter is over and the time for duvet storage is here. It might sound simple enough, just fold the thing and put it away, but there is actually more to the who
Winter clothes also need love and care before they are forgotten for another year. So if you want to enjoy them after the summer is over, follow the instructions below. Storing winter coats and jackets Just like the duvets and quilts, wash your clothes before you put them away. For the coats and j
If you want to enjoy your skis, snowboards and boots for many years, you need to know how to store them properly. So here is how to store different types of winter sports equipment the right way. (more…)
When it comes to moving home, packing is the hardest and most time-consuming part. And we’re not going to point fingers, but the kitchen is usually the prime reason for that. (more…)
Moving an office is a big endeavour for all managers and employees. There’s a lot of preparations to get through, paperwork, notifications and that’s all before the moving day. Most companies would hire professional movers to do the hard part of the work, like packing and moving. But some prefer
Moving house is stressful without having to worry about bad weather. But, sometimes, things just don’t go your way. You’ve prepared yourself three months priorly, checked all important tasks on the checklist and everything seems in working order, ready for the big day. Until the weather forecast
