Vee

Mr Mover,

My house is filled with Ikea furniture which I plan to take with me. Would it be better to have it taken apart or put it in the containers as is?

We have bookcases and wardrobes which will take up less room when flat packed; they aren't the sturdiest things in the world though so I'm a bit worried that if we left them up then something may happen to them.

Thanks in advance for your help.

v

mr mover

Hi vee , i would suggest that you flat pack , every thing you can , this not only reduces your container ,volume, but reduces your chances of damages , this goe,s for any one that has Ikea or furniture that dis- assembles . Most UK movers seem to be chasing volume , ie leave every thing whole , you fill the containers quicker ?......in oz we work in reverse ?? go figure..... MM

Vee

Cheers Mr M. Greatly appreciated.

V

ohsohopeful

Sorry to hijack the thred but while you're online MM....

Are we expected to completely clean our toaster (i.e. de-crumb it?) Everything else we are sending is pretty much spotless but the toaster is caked in breadcrumbs. Any problem with this?

Cheers

mr mover

no problem ,i remember about a year ago AQIS found a bread bin in a carton ,with half a loaf in it offered it to the guys at smoko, if any one wanted some toast the greeny/blue colour put every one off .......... MM