Moving home is always close to the top of those frightening lists of life’s most stressful experiences, up there with losing a job, divorcing your spouse and even bereavement. (more…)
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Here’s a few tips about lifting and loading a self storage unit for first time movers. (more…)
More space is one of the main reasons home seekers want to move – and they are willing to pay more than £10,000 more for a home with extra room. (more…)
Self storage makes sense for families stuck in homes with growing families and overflowing possessions filling every nook and cranny. (more…)
Most of us recognise moving house is stressful – but it’s fair to say most of the issues that lead to anxiety arise from leaving packing and organising to the last minute. (more…)
Self storage is a cost-effective alternative to trading up a home for more space. (more…)
If you need to give your home a more modern, trendy look to impress prospective buyers, but can’t afford to let go of your belongings, then self storage is the solution.
Dressing your home to sell is probably an admission that your own comfortable furniture and possessions don’t project the lifestyle that someone buying your home may want.
This Space Station Self Storage guide is part of a room-by-room guide aiming to help people moving home or using self storage find out how to pack and move their belongings safely.
Bedding
Bedding, like sheets, quilts and pillows can be folded and wrapped tightly and stuffed in boxes. Don’t forget to slip in some fragile items that will have protection inside the bedding.
This Space Station Self Storage guide is part of a room-by-room guide aiming to help people moving home or using self storage find out how to pack and move their belongings safely.
Knives
If you keep them in a knife-block, wrap them in the block. Any sharp knives, scissors or other kitchen tools must have good protection like bubble wrap around the blades.
Everyone knows how tiring moving stuff about in boxes can be – so take a few seconds to relax and find out to let your body take the strain without causing any injuries.
First tip is don’t let the box size lull you in to a false sense of security.
Generally, if the boxes are packed correctly, the smaller the box, the heavier it is.
Just to make sure, always test the weight before you pick up a packed box.
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