How to pack your personal goods

Wrap the items individually. For more fragile items, wrap twice;

Always line the bottom of boxes with cardboard, polystyrene balls, or perhaps some magazines;

Fill the empty spaces with crumpled paper so that the items do not move;

Pack the heavier items at the bottom and the lighter more fragile ones on top;

Do not put too much weight in the boxes as it then may not be possible to load them. Make sure the boxes are well-sealed;

Remove the door knobs/keys and drawers from cabinets and put them in a box with screws, furniture feet, etc. in order not to lose them;

Do not pack items sensitive to heat such as candles, vinyl records, audio and video cassettes, computer diskettes, CDs, etc. It is preferable to take them with you;

Use labels and make lists;

Pack items of various sizes separately;

Paste a label on each box (on top and side), indicating which room in the house the contents belong in;

Put "fragile" labels on boxes containing fragile items or those with some sentimental value;

Make a detailed list of items that each box contains. This will make unpacking much easier in your new house;

Valuable objects, jewelry, furs, money, collectable items or legal documents are not usually transported by removal companies. Take them with you or use a security company;

Plants. Decide whether to take all or only those plants that you like most. Make sure they are transported under good conditions; that they will not stay too long in one place or somewhere too hot/cold and with insufficient light;

Explosive and corrosive product should not be transported. Use them, give them to someone or throw them out;

Appliances that do not fit or are not well-suited for your new home would be better to sell or give away. For those which you decide to take, our staff will disconnect and reconnect them as long as it does not involve making holes in the furniture or the walls.

However, if you prefer the convenience of us doing the packing for you, we are at your service.