Updated on 29/08/24 If you take a break from the sport or if the kayaking season has come to an end, you will need to store your kayak for a long period. To keep your kayak safe while it’s not in use, you will need to store it in...
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Packing boxes is more complicated than you think, especially for first time movers. Getting it right can save you hours and hundreds of points whilst getting it wrong can cost your thousands of pounds in labour and replacing your possessions. Luckily we’ve compiled our decades of moving experience into...
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If your oven is integrated (made and fitted as part of your kitchen), it will more often than not be left behind when you move. However, if your oven is free-standing, you can take it with you. Due to the shape and size of an oven, this is often quite...
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According to Better Homes & Gardens, glassware is among the fragile household items most likely to be damaged during a move. Many high-end wine glasses feature ultra-thin rims and delicate stems measuring just 4–5 mm in diameter, leaving them highly vulnerable to damage if they aren’t packed and protected...
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If you need to store your bicycle long-term, you’ll know that there are a range of challenges that you can face — whether it’s an imminent house move, space (or lack thereof), risk of theft or poor weather conditions, storing your bicycle isn’t always simple. The good news is...
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