Let's Discuss Moving Supplies

By Julie DeLong, A-1 Freeman Moving Group 

You will find that you need unique supplies at the various areas of your move, whether it be while you are packing or on moving day or somewhere in between. See below for a list of the various moving supplies and equipment you could need for your next move!

Packing Supplies

Boxes. As a professional mover in Denver, we see it all too often, people simply grabbing whatever is at hand, without thinking about it. You will find lots of different types of cartons, with varied sizes, weights, and functions. However, you should not necessarily place anything in whatever box in which it will fit. Utilize actual moving boxes when possible, even though saved shipping cartons could be great for smaller belongings. For electronic devices and also odd-shaped items it's often worth keeping the packaging they originally came in. The most vital thing is not to put so much in the boxes that they are too heavy. Believe us, after moving boxes for several hours, a few pounds might seem like fifty. Select boxes made from recycled cardboard if you can. As soon as you are done make use of them, moving boxes could be recycled, kept for a future move, or perhaps passed on to a family member who is moving.

Don’t forget that you could purchase boxes from your local moving company in Denver if you need some, and they will often give you advice on which boxes to purchase based on your quote. Whenever you have your local moving company in Denver pack and unpack your things you won’t even have to worry with boxes, as they will bring their own.

Packing Tape. This is the extremely sticky as well as durable tape which most businesses use when they are shipping packages. This type of tape is highly recommended when packing throughout any move. You’ll likely require more than you might realize, so be sure to stock up and buy an extra roll or perhaps two.

Packing Paper. You will require a good amount of packing paper to wrap breakable belongings in as well as to also fill empty areas in the boxes. It will be a good idea to purchase ink-free paper instead of using old newspapers. The ink from the newspaper could transfer to your things and may ruin them.

Bubble Wrap. Make use of this to wrap very sensitive items, like glassware and china. It can additionally be used to put additional cushioning in boxes.

Labels / Markers. Believe us when we say that you will want to plainly mark all boxes. The last thing you want while unloading the truck is to have to open and rummage through boxes to discover which area of the house they need to go to.

Moving Day Musts

Dollies. These little things are a super way to move a number of moving boxes all at once, regardless how heavy they are. You need to just load the heaviest boxes on the bottom and then go lighter as the stack gets higher.

Furniture Pads. Moving blankets can be a great way to guard against damage over a move. You can simply wrap your appliances, furniture, as well as various awkward items in them. And they’re fantastic not only for stopping scratches and other blemishes. They’ll additionally help protect your belongings from dirt and moisture.

Ramp. A loading ramp should give you a lot of help. It will enable you to move your boxes, household furnishings, and other belongings right up and into the back of the moving van without needing to lift the things any higher than is comfortable for you.

Cargo Straps. Also known as tie-down straps or perhaps ratchet straps, retractable cargo straps can be another great way to secure your moving boxes, crates, and everything else. Their customizable length usually gives a lot more flexibility than a set of bungee cords.

Certainly, if you starting to get overwhelmed by the size of your move, give some thought to hiring a professional local or long-distance moving company in Denver to assist. Our A-1 Freeman Moving Group team has the experience, knowledge, and, of course, all the moving tools needed to get your possessions safely and securely from one place to the other as smoothly as possible.

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