Furniture dismantling
Beds, wardrobes, tables and desks can often be dismantled so they travel flatter, take less space and are easier to handle safely.
Careful handling
Protection is not only about blankets. It is about the right packing, dismantling, loading order, securing and careful unloading for every stage of the move.
Protection standard
Whether the move is across London, to a surrounding county or further across the UK, goods need to be loaded so they can travel safely. Sofas, wardrobes, beds, appliances, boxes, mirrors, desks and fragile pieces all need the right handling plan.
Men With Van uses full-size 3.5T Luton vans, with at least 25 removal blankets in every van for larger items. Goods in transit cover is up to £50,000 and public liability cover is up to £1 million.
How goods are protected
Beds, wardrobes, tables and desks can often be dismantled so they travel flatter, take less space and are easier to handle safely.
Blankets help protect larger furniture from surface marks during loading, transit and unloading.
Heavy and stable items usually form the base. Fragile, awkward and lighter items need a more careful position.
Items should be placed and secured to reduce movement during local journeys and longer UK routes.
Stairs, corridors, door frames, lifts and tight corners need steady handling to protect both the goods and the building.
Room-by-room unloading makes the finish easier, especially for house removals, office moves and storage deliveries.
Customer preparation
Careful move planning
Add the move details, choose the right van setup and include packing support if you need help preparing items before moving day.