Moving out of an apartment or flat comes with its own set of challenges ... narrow hallways, shared lifts, parking restrictions, and the logistical puzzle of getting everything out of a small space efficiently.
Summer is Ireland's busiest time to move. From June through August, removal companies fill up fast, rental properties turn over at pace, and the roads are busier with vans and lorries (not to mention holiday caravans!) than at any other time of year. If you're planning a summer move, the good news is that a little forward planning goes a long way - and can save you both money and stress.
It’s that time of year again!
Exams are almost over, university is finishing for another year, and students up and down the country are starting to leave their accommodation.
You’re moving house!
You probably have a fair idea of what to do, and there are plenty of guides out there describing what you should do when you are involved in a house move. But what about the things you should never do?
Moving is Stressful. Packing is a Chore. Organising is Headache-Inducing. Loading and Unloading your Entire Life is Exhausting!
So you’ve decided to fly the nest? Congratulations!
Moving out of your parents’ house is a Big Deal. It’s a process that requires plenty of careful planning, consideration, and quite a lot of “adulting” too!
Moving to college for the first time can be an exciting yet daunting experience. There's so much to think about - what to bring, how to fit it all in, and how to make sure your precious belongings arrive at your new dorm in one piece. That's where Box Depot comes in!
The college and university year is about to start. With a bit of luck, you have secured somewhere to stay while you study. It’s great if you’re moving in with a friend that you know. And it’s exciting to meet a new potential friend in a new room mate, but both come with a host of challenges
For successful cohabitation, there’s really just two tips you need to remember …
