Scope of the service
Include width, height and depth, and identify glass, stone surfaces or particularly heavy items. Photographs help establish whether dismantling should be discussed.
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Furniture transport can cover individual pieces or the contents of a second home. A short shipment still needs a precise item list and suitable protection.
Enquire about this service ↗Include width, height and depth, and identify glass, stone surfaces or particularly heavy items. Photographs help establish whether dismantling should be discussed.
Check the complete carrying route at both addresses. Lift doors, cabin size, stairs and tight turns can matter more than the number of floors.
Mark the intended room for each piece. Request assembly separately when needed. For a small load with flexible dates, ask whether a suitable part-load arrangement is available.
From a single item to a whole household: choose the services you need.
A household move needs a plan for both homes. Select the help you need with transport, packing and assembly, and tell us which tasks you will handle yourself.
Explore service ↗02Packing starts with the item itself. Upholstery, painted panels and loose furniture components need appropriate protective layers and secure preparation.
Explore service ↗03Whether furniture should be dismantled depends on its construction and condition. Photos and measurements help us discuss removal and reassembly at the destination.
Explore service ↗04A gap between two tenancies may require temporary storage. Request storage together with collection and onward delivery so the whole sequence can be considered.
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