CARTON OR CONTAINER?.
Nov 3rd 2007, 7:53 am
#1
mers
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Joined: Mar 2007
Location: Balhannah, Adelaide hills here comes summer
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CARTON OR CONTAINER?.
Can any body give advice on the decision on shipping stuff over. We arent taking a great deal over but would like to know how big and the price of these cartons. I know that a container is a few grand but the biggest stuff is the bunk beds.a double bed, 3 bikes possibly tumble drier,w/mashine f/freezer and a few boxes hardly worth £2500/ getting a container.
Nov 3rd 2007, 7:55 am
#2
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Re: CARTON OR CONTAINER?.
id sell it all, and by new from what you have told me, unless you want to part share a container.
Where is it your going to and when
Where is it your going to and when
Nov 3rd 2007, 8:37 am
#3
Home and Happy
Joined: Dec 2002
Location: Keep true friends and puppets close, trust no-one else...
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Re: CARTON OR CONTAINER?.
Can any body give advice on the decision on shipping stuff over. We arent taking a great deal over but would like to know how big and the price of these cartons. I know that a container is a few grand but the biggest stuff is the bunk beds.a double bed, 3 bikes possibly tumble drier,w/mashine f/freezer and a few boxes hardly worth £2500/ getting a container.
Nov 3rd 2007, 11:27 am
#4
Ping-ponging Pom
Joined: Nov 2005
Location: Midlands - Brissy - Midlands - Brissy
Posts: 355
Re: CARTON OR CONTAINER?.
We're taking a fair bit, but it's only about a third of a containers worth. Had 3 quotes ranging from £900 to £1200 plus insurance.
Going with Allied Pickford as they have a good reputation and also had the cheapest quote.
If it doesn't get there, I'm sure we'll put a post up!
Going with Allied Pickford as they have a good reputation and also had the cheapest quote.
If it doesn't get there, I'm sure we'll put a post up!
