Packing Materials

Dalton Movers have furniture blankets, bubble wrap for electronic items, packing paper for other items, wardrobe boxes for moving clothes even hangers can provide you, cardboard boxes for books because this is a heavy item so always fill the boxes from the edges. Each and every item packing material available 24/7.

Packing Tips

When hiring a moving company to help you with your move, the company will likely be able to perform the actual packing of the items for you. If you choose to do the packing yourself, however, there are a few tips you should follow in order to make certain the items are packed properly. With these ten tips, the packing process should go smoothly. We provide both domestic and commercial removals with a full range of services to suit everyone whether you're an individual, family, business or corporation. Our removal consultants cooperate with you and help you to customise your removal that won't hurt your pocket and most of all make it stress-free.

1.Get the Whole Family Involved:

By getting the whole family involved in the packing process, the job can get completed far more quickly. Put together a task list so every family member knows what he or she needs to do. This will prevent confusion while also making all of your family members feel as if they are an important part of the packing process.

2.Get Prepared Before You Pack:

Before you start putting items in boxes, take the time to do a little preparation ahead of time. First, gather all of the supplies you will need for the packing job. This includes boxes, packing tape, labels, and markers for writing on the labels. Having to stop in the middle of a packing job in order to get more supplies can be quite frustrating.

3.Using Your Space Effectively:

Obviously, you should place the heavier items at the bottom of your packing box. This way, your lighter items will not get crushed. At the same time, you can use all of your space effectively by packing the larger items in the box first. Then, fill in the crevices with small fabric items such as pillowcases and socks.

4.Make an Inventory:

By getting the whole family involved in the packing process, the job can get completed far more quickly. Put together a task list so every family member knows what he or she needs to do. This will prevent confusion while also making all of your family members feel as if they are an important part of the packing process.

5.Set Essential Items Aside:

There are going to be many items that you will need right away once you arrive at your new home. Tools and supplies needed for reassembling furniture, for example, should be easily accessible. Make certain to set these items aside and to place them in a clearly marked box. That way, you can find the box right away and the unpacking process can be made much simpler.