Use wardrobe boxes for hanging clothes to keep them wrinkle-free. Folded clothes can be packed in suitcases or cardboard boxes for short-term moves. For long-term storage, avoid plastic or vacuum-sealed bags, as they can trap moisture. Instead, use breathable fabric garment bags or acid-free boxes.

Start packing at least 3–4 weeks before your move. Begin with non-essential items and pack essentials closer to the moving date.

Stack boxes carefully, placing heavier ones at the bottom and lighter ones on top. Use uniform box sizes for easier stacking and take advantage of vertical space with shelves or pallets.

Clean and dry appliances thoroughly before moving. Secure cords, tape doors shut, and wrap with moving blankets or bubble wrap for protection.

Whenever possible, use the original packaging for electronics. If not, pack them in sturdy boxes with plenty of padding to protect against damage. Remove batteries from all devices to prevent leakage during transit or storage. Pack cords and accessories separately in labelled bags for easy identification.

Recycle cardboard boxes and packing paper. Store reusable materials like bubble wrap for future use or donate them to someone else moving.

Fill empty spaces in boxes with packing paper, bubble wrap, or foam peanuts to prevent movement. Secure boxes tightly with high-quality packing tape.

Wrap each fragile item individually with bubble wrap or packing paper and cushion boxes to prevent movement. Label boxes as "FRAGILE" and avoid stacking heavy items on top.

Yes, it’s recommended to insure stored items. Check if your homeowner’s or renter’s insurance covers storage or inquire about options from your storage provider.

Use plastic bins with airtight lids to protect items from moisture, dust, and pests. For delicate or archival items, use acid-free paper. Avoid plastic wrap for long-term storage as it can trap moisture.

Avoid using plastic or vacuum-sealed bags as they can trap moisture and lead to mould. Use breathable fabric garment bags or acid-free boxes for clothing.

Use small boxes to avoid making them too heavy to lift. Line the bottom with packing paper for extra support and stack books flat to protect their spines.

You’ll need sturdy boxes, packing tape, bubble wrap, packing paper, labels, and markers. For fragile items, consider specialty materials like dish protectors or wardrobe boxes.

Disassemble furniture to save space and protect it. Wrap each piece in furniture blankets or plastic sheeting, and store larger items off the floor using pallets to prevent moisture damage.

Clean and dry all items thoroughly to prevent mould, mildew, or odours. Disassemble large furniture and store screws or small parts in labelled bags. Use protective materials like moving blankets and stackable boxes.

Wrap each item individually with bubble wrap or packing paper. Use dividers for glasses and place heavier items at the bottom of the box. Fill empty spaces with cushioning material to prevent movement.

To ensure effective pest prevention, our terms and conditions prohibit the storage of food or perishable items of any kind. This includes not only food and beverages but also teas, herbs, medicines, consumables, and any product with a sell-by or best-before date. Additionally, hazardous materials such as flammable liquids and aerosols, as well as irreplaceable valuables, should not be stored. Always check with your storage provider for specific restrictions.

Avoid packing hazardous materials, flammable liquids, aerosols, or perishables. Check with your moving company for a list of prohibited items.

Yes, always label boxes with their contents and the room they belong to. Mark "FRAGILE" or "HEAVY" where appropriate, and include a brief inventory list if possible.

Wrap dishes and cookware individually in packing paper or bubble wrap. Stack dishes vertically, not flat, to reduce the risk of breakage. Use dish protectors or padding between layers.

Yes, pack a box or bag with items you’ll need immediately after the move, such as toiletries, clothing, and important documents.