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Windows are an essential part of any building. Without windows, our homes would all be dark and depressing places indeed, not to mention just getting anything done would be a nightmare.

However, as important as windows are, the fact remains that they are made mostly of glass. As great as the material is for making things seen, it can be pretty fragile, so transporting windows becomes tricky. Whether you are trying to deliver a set of flat roof windows or skylights, you should take the proper safety measures to ensure that they get to your home in one piece. Here are a couple of tips to make sure that is the case….

19th June 2019 / by Andrew Bond / in Guides, Moving a house, Transport

Self-Storage Prices in London in 2018

Do you wonder sometimes: ‘ What can I do with all these old clothes, books, and furniture? I don’t have enough space in my house to keep them but I don’t what to throw them away.’? Or do you currently live in London but you plan to travel around the world, and you need a place to temporarily keep all belongings from your current apartment? The good news is, you don’t have to ask your friends or family whether they have any space in their basements to keep your stuff for some time. You can be independent and rent a Self-Storage in London, which will give you the certainty that your belongings are safe and secure. What is more, you can collect them anytime you want, for example when you will be back from your travel or when you will find a new apartment to move in. This solution is very simple and affordable.…

1st May 2019 / by Andrew Bond / in Guides, Moving a house, Self-Storage

We always need more free space in our houses, aren’t we? Do you agree that de-cluttering space gives a feeling of purification? To achieve this and to clean the area of your house, you need the additional space to store your belongings if you don’t want to throw them away.

No matter if you move into another house but you haven’t found a new one yet and you need a temporary space to store your boxes and furniture. Or if you bought new furniture and you don’t want to throw away the old one but keep them for your kids or for the future.

Maybe you are a student and you study in college or at the university in London and you need a space to store your possessions between terms and during holidays until the next academic year begins? For all these questions, the best answer is – rent a unit and don’t worry anymore. If you need to store your clothes, books or documents, furniture and boxes, but you don’t want to clutter your house or apartment.…

24th April 2019 / by Andrew Bond / in Moving a house, Self-Storage

How to Make Relocating Easier

Nowadays, it is nothing unusual that people live in different cities and countries over the years of their life. We move because we got a promotion which demands to relocate. We meet the love of our lives who live in a different city and we change everything for that beloved person. There are many different reasons but there is always one problem. How to make relocation easier? At first, it seems impossible to pack our life in boxes and just go. It’s not only extremely stressful but it also demands great plan and logistics. That’s why we would like to help you with our tips on relocating to a new town or city. …

18th April 2019 / by Andrew Bond / in Self-Storage, Guides, Moving a house

Contrary to popular belief, not everything that moves in Australia is out to get you! In reality, the worst that could happen is being attacked by a magpie. But even this happens during specific times of the year and in isolated locations.

On the other hand, if you’ve never been to the Land Down Under, moving there may be a bit of a shock. After all, it is a different country, on the other side of the Globe, so things are bound to be different. We let you be the judge of just how different, by reading the guidelines below. …

1st April 2019 / by Andrew Bond / in Guides, Moving a house