Access Furniture Removals are your reliable, local Sydney movers and packers service provider.
Moving to a new home can be an exciting but stressful time, and packing is one of the most important tasks to consider before the big day. At Access Furniture Removals, we understand that the moving process can be overwhelming, which is why we have put together this helpful list of frequently asked questions to help you prepare for your move.
Whether you are moving locally or internationally, our team of experts is here to assist you every step of the way. Read on to find answers to some of the most commonly asked questions about packing for a move. If you need help with your packing, please call Access Removals on 0420 908 290.
Packers Sydney FAQs
Q1: What are the essential items that I should pack first?
A: The essential items that you should pack first include bed linens, kitchen supplies, bathroom essentials, and any items that you will need immediately upon arrival. Keep these items in a separate box labeled “essentials” and make sure to pack them last so that you can unpack them first when you arrive at your new place.
Q2: What should I use to pack my household items?
A: You can use cardboard boxes, plastic containers, or a combination of both to pack your household items. Make sure to choose boxes that are sturdy and in good condition to prevent damage to your belongings during the move. Consider using packing paper, bubble wrap, or packing peanuts to cushion delicate items.
Q3: How should I pack my fragile items?
A: When packing fragile items, it is important to use adequate cushioning material to prevent damage. Wrap each item individually with bubble wrap, packing paper, or foam before placing it in a box. Fill any empty spaces in the box with packing peanuts or crumpled newspaper to prevent items from shifting during transport. Label the box “fragile” to alert movers to handle the box with care.
Q4: What should I do with my clothing?
A: Clothes can be packed in a variety of ways, depending on your preference. You can pack them in wardrobe boxes, which are large boxes with a hanging bar that allow you to keep your clothes on hangers. Alternatively, you can fold your clothes and pack them in cardboard boxes. To prevent wrinkles, consider using vacuum-sealed storage bags.
Q5: What should I do with my electronics?
A: Electronics, such as televisions, computers, and printers, should be packed carefully to prevent damage. Start by disconnecting all cords and cables and wrapping each item individually with bubble wrap. Place each item in its original packaging, if possible, or in a sturdy box filled with packing peanuts. Label the box “electronics” to alert movers to handle the box with care.
Q6: How would packers pack my books?
A: Books can be heavy, so it’s important to pack them properly to prevent damage. Place them in small boxes, as large boxes filled with books can become too heavy to carry. Wrap each book individually with packing paper or bubble wrap, and fill any empty spaces in the box with packing peanuts. Label the box “books” to alert movers to handle the box with care.
Q7: What should I do with my furniture?
A: Furniture can be a challenge to move, so it’s important to prepare it properly. Start by disassembling any furniture that can be taken apart, such as beds and desks. Wrap any removable parts, such as table legs, with bubble wrap to prevent damage. Wrap larger pieces of furniture, such as sofas and chairs, with furniture pads or blankets to protect them during transport.
Q8: How should I pack my artwork and mirrors?
A: Artwork and mirrors should be packed carefully to prevent damage. Start by wrapping each item in bubble wrap or packing paper. Place the wrapped item in a sturdy box and fill any empty spaces in the box with packing peanuts. Label the box “artwork” or “mirrors” to alert movers to handle the box with care.
Q9: How can I make sure my items arrive safely at my new home?
A: To ensure that your items arrive safely at your new home, it’s important to choose a reputable moving company, properly pack your items, and label your boxes correctly. Consider getting insurance for your move to protect your belongings