Any suggestions on where to get hold of boxes for moving house?
I'm in the UK, or more specifically if anyone can pinpoint local places, I'm in Swansea!
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Hi, i have moved 18 times due to husband works. Have you a Currys or any retailer near by they very often fold down their boxes and place in large bins, ring before you go to find out when they get their deliverys. Don't pack things in draws just take the draw out and place it in a bin bag with a label so that when you get to the other end you know what room it's belongs.
Try your local food store.Egg boxes are strong and have handles.
the local pickfords office can help you
Pretty much any lareg store - they have 100's of large boxes every day and have tio pay to have them taken away - so they'll glady gibe you a few!
You may want to check with your local grocery store. They usually have boxes.
Ask at your supermarkets, I got mine from Tesco`s
Oh sorry I'm in Chicago but around here the best place to get boxes is the liquor store. They have those nice divided boxes which work well for glasses and kitchen items. You look like a lush moving into the neighborhood, on the other hand.
http://www.helpiammoving.com/trade/remov.
All of the many self storage places sell boxes, or you could try supermarkets for free ones.
Try a printer's shop - they go through a huge amount of paper which usually comes in excellent boxes for moving. An appropriate size w/ a lid.
I normally try the supermarkets like asda , tesco etc..
Your local greengrocer's apple boxes are ideal.
argos are selling moving packages, with boxes and tape rageing in price, ask your local super markets, or friends and family, as this is nearer christmas many people should have many box's
sainsburys used to stack unwanted boxes. argos sells them (home delivery only, so make sure you order in time), or search the net for storage, those companies that provide off site storage also sell packaging
You could go to a storage company eg Yellow Storage (although the closest one to you is Cardiff and they can be expensive). or try a local supermarket
If you are using a removal company ask them if they have any. If you're not using an actual company, they might be able to lend/sell you some boxes. Where I live there is a removal company that sells boxes for such purposes.
removal firms will have them. i think they sell them or rent them. if your moving with a removal firm they will supply free of charge.
try a grocery store, that is where we went to get our boxes, and we had a truck load!
when i moved hose my dad got me boxes from where he works, he works in a garage, ask at a local car repair garage they are always recieving parts in huge boxes, they only get thrown away anyway. good luck
There are lots of companies that will do next-day delivery of boxes and other moving materials.
Any grocery store, also U-haul has them.
Try your local supermarket, they usually have loads of them. GOOD LUCK WITH YOUR MOVE.
most businesses recycle old boxes. Ask any business! They'll love to unload their boxes on you!
asda. we went there when my daughter moved house and were given trolley fulls of strong boxes.
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Answers:
Hi, i have moved 18 times due to husband works. Have you a Currys or any retailer near by they very often fold down their boxes and place in large bins, ring before you go to find out when they get their deliverys. Don't pack things in draws just take the draw out and place it in a bin bag with a label so that when you get to the other end you know what room it's belongs.
Try your local food store.Egg boxes are strong and have handles.
the local pickfords office can help you
Pretty much any lareg store - they have 100's of large boxes every day and have tio pay to have them taken away - so they'll glady gibe you a few!
You may want to check with your local grocery store. They usually have boxes.
Ask at your supermarkets, I got mine from Tesco`s
Oh sorry I'm in Chicago but around here the best place to get boxes is the liquor store. They have those nice divided boxes which work well for glasses and kitchen items. You look like a lush moving into the neighborhood, on the other hand.
http://www.helpiammoving.com/trade/remov.
All of the many self storage places sell boxes, or you could try supermarkets for free ones.
Try a printer's shop - they go through a huge amount of paper which usually comes in excellent boxes for moving. An appropriate size w/ a lid.
I normally try the supermarkets like asda , tesco etc..
Your local greengrocer's apple boxes are ideal.
argos are selling moving packages, with boxes and tape rageing in price, ask your local super markets, or friends and family, as this is nearer christmas many people should have many box's
sainsburys used to stack unwanted boxes. argos sells them (home delivery only, so make sure you order in time), or search the net for storage, those companies that provide off site storage also sell packaging
You could go to a storage company eg Yellow Storage (although the closest one to you is Cardiff and they can be expensive). or try a local supermarket
If you are using a removal company ask them if they have any. If you're not using an actual company, they might be able to lend/sell you some boxes. Where I live there is a removal company that sells boxes for such purposes.
removal firms will have them. i think they sell them or rent them. if your moving with a removal firm they will supply free of charge.
try a grocery store, that is where we went to get our boxes, and we had a truck load!
when i moved hose my dad got me boxes from where he works, he works in a garage, ask at a local car repair garage they are always recieving parts in huge boxes, they only get thrown away anyway. good luck
There are lots of companies that will do next-day delivery of boxes and other moving materials.
Any grocery store, also U-haul has them.
Try your local supermarket, they usually have loads of them. GOOD LUCK WITH YOUR MOVE.
most businesses recycle old boxes. Ask any business! They'll love to unload their boxes on you!
asda. we went there when my daughter moved house and were given trolley fulls of strong boxes.
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