
How To Properly Pack and Move Your Boxes???
- Posted By: Quick Professional Movers
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- Tags: moving boxes, packing boxes
You would think that packing your boxes is self-explanatory.
But you are totally wrong. A well-packed mobile box is not just a random item
placed in a box. While this may seem simple at first, unpacking will turn out
to be a nightmare, and your luggage will have a higher chance of breaking
during the movement.
There are several systems that will make your packing, moving,
and delivery even easier and safer. See this guide to learn the proper way to
pack moving boxes and prepare for your trip.
Do not overload
boxes
You want your boxes to be full, but you do not want them to
be too heavy. If you cannot move the boxes alone, you need to repack them.
Leaving the box too heavy means you will need at least two people to carry it,
and that can be a bigger problem than it deserves.
So what is the proper weight of boxes? Well, that depends on
the size.
Consider the
Weight of the Pack
Some items are very heavy and the small boxes are not yet
small enough. Picture yourself packing a box full of books. Even if you can
move that size box without a problem, if it is full of books, it becomes a
different story.
Heavy items like books should be packed in smaller
quantities, much smaller than your regular boxes. It can be frustrating to
break these things down into smaller stacks, but unless you want to fight the
heavy box, that’s the way to go.
Pack Your Boxes
For Fully Filled
Didn't you just say we don't overfill our boxes? Yes, but
there is a difference between overloading a box and packing it full. You do not
want your boxes to be too hard to hold, but you want them to be filled to the
brim.
Why is this? Because the boxes are packed during shipping,
and if the box is not fully loaded, it may fall off. If you do not have enough
kitchen items to fill your kitchen storage box, fill the remaining space with
paper or other packaging materials before closing it. This will keep it from
cracking and damaging the contents.
If You Can't Close
The Door, Remove Something
The
lid of your box should be able to close easily. If the lid is bent or cracked
when you close it, remove a few objects and try again. Overcrowded boxes can
explode during movement, so it is always best to grab an extra box instead of
trying to squeeze the last few items into an already packed one.
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