Tips For Disassembling & Reassembling Furniture
Tips For Disassembling & Reassembling Furniture
Does your dining room table fit through the narrow corridor that leads to your front door? How about that L shaped couch that had to be brought in separate parts in the first place? Questions such as these are not at all uncommon for those who are planning to move. Which is why we created these tips for disassembling & reassembling furniture. Needless to say, if you got your furniture in your house, you can definitely get it out.
The best way to get those large and bulky pieces out of your rooms is of course, to disassemble them. One of the best tips for disassembling & reassembling furniture is you need to be made aware of is that the disassembling of furniture is an extremely risky task with many complications. For starters, the pieces will have to be taken apart with expert assistance in order to not damage them.
When it comes to disassembling furniture you will need to start by making a list of all the pieces that need to be taken apart. This will allow you to plan ahead and locate any assembly plans, the necessary tools and the packing materials earlier. Of course, it is of utmost importance that you contact your movers to let them know about the pieces of furniture that requires disassembling. Needless to say, most well qualified full-service movers will have the necessary skills and equipment to aid you in the process of disassembling and reassembling as well. Just to be on the same side, be sure to discuss the whole assignment with your movers to confirm everything.
For some pieces of furniture, your movers may request for the information of the manufacturer. Be sure to keep all the necessary information on hand to obtain the right type of assistance from the right type of people as some pieces might require professional reassembly. Therefore, it is just as important to contact your furniture manufacturer if you are dealing with especially expensive items.
It is important to be well prepared with anything and everything you and your movers might need for disassembling. For instance, small bags and labels will be needed to keep all small parts organized and in some cases, even a few photographs of the pieces might be necessary to act as a guide when reassembling.
Since your movers will be much more qualified when it comes to disassembling and reassembly, be sure to arrange the process with their guidance to avoid unnecessary damage and losses.
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1320 53rd St.
West Palm Beach, FL 33407
Author: Kathy Long