Upholstered furniture can pose a concern when you have to place the items in a storage unit. This is because you want to protect all parts of the furniture, whether they are fabric or wood. Upholstered furniture is also often some of the more valuable furniture that someone owns. Fortunately, you have these handy storage tips to help you store your furniture correctly. Tip #1: Give it a thorough cleaning
7 August 2016
Storage units are useful for a lot of things because they provide you with room to store goods when you do not have anywhere else to put them without cluttering the space you do have. And, while a climate controlled storage unit might sound like an ideal solution to your storage needs, it can get expensive. You can get a 10x15 foot unit for as little as $75 a month, but a climate controlled one can reach up to $150.
7 August 2016
If you're interested in the hobby of woodworking but live in an apartment, condo or house with limited space for a workshop, don't give up on your dream just yet. Whether you have some tools and equipment or you haven't yet begun to amass these supplies, it's often possible to set up a workshop space at a unit in your local storage facility. Of course, you'll need to first get the permission of the storage facility's management as well as make sure that your woodworking activities won't break any storage rules.
5 August 2016
You're moving home for the summer and decided to hire a moving company. It helps to limit the stress, but there are terms that will be thrown your way. You'll need to understand them to know which company to choose and what will be expected of you. Here's the main moving company lingo you'll need to understand. Additional/Accessorial Services These terms are interchangeable and mean any extras you need apart from moving.
3 August 2016
If you're somebody that has a large video game collection, including a plethora of physical games and consoles, it's a good idea to rely on professional moving services so that you can be confident that everything is moved safely to your new home. While you can certainly move these things on your own, it can lead to items potentially breaking and things getting misplaced in the process. This can be especially frustrating to deal with, especially if your collection is quite valuable or sentimental to you.
12 July 2016