In this section you will find definitions and description
for both the materials that will be utilized throughout your move and terminology used in the industry. Planning and preparation
are important aspects of your move, but familiarizing your self with both the materials and language of the process that can
easily be forgotten. This will both aid in the prevention of damage and save you money in the long run.PACKING MATERIAL GUIDE
These are materials that a generally used throughout the moving industry. Cartons and materials
are specially designed to prevent damage to your belongings. Book Cartons: (1.5 cu. ft.) small easy to handle cartons designed for packing
heavier items such as books, CD’s, and DVD’sMedium cartons:
(3 cu. ft.) these can be used for many of the smaller articles found throughout your home. This carton is suited best for
non- perishable foods, small appliances, clothing, and miscellaneous tools.Large Cartons: (4.5-6.5 cu. ft.) Useful in packing light weight but bulky items, such as large toys, accessories,
pillows, and linens. Dish packs: Are reinforced boxes specially designed to be sturdy cartons for packing fragile possessions, such as figurines,
china, and glassware.
Wardrobes: These cartons are designed to be “portable closets”. Leaving clothing on hangers will keep the clothing
clean and wrinkle free. Mirror/Picture Cartons: These boxes are specially designed one size fits all cartons are used for pictures, mirrors, and glass tabletops
that you do not wish to have crated. Each carton is double reinforced on both sides and corners. Mattress Cartons/Bags: These cartons or plastic bags that are available in all sizes from the crib to king to protect
from any damage that may be caused from dirt, and tearing. They are also good for assisting in structural support to avoiding
bending during transport. Packing
Paper: This accessory to
your cartons is used for wrapping individual articles. It is much like newspaper however has no print to avoid damaging
your possessions. Shrink
wrap: This clear wrapping designed to sling to your furniture to protect against dust and dirt, tears
and moisture. Packing
Tape: Tape for packing is reinforced to ensure the cartons stays sealed throughout the duration of your
move. File
Totes: These cartons are designed for use during commercial relocation to assist in keeping files and
important documents organized.
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