Moving is Stressful. Packing is a Chore. Organising is Headache-Inducing. Loading and Unloading your Entire Life is Exhausting!
Coping with the death of a Loved One is a rollercoaster of grief. But there comes a day when leaving their belongings where they were is harming you more than helping you. And perhaps it's time to pack up their belongings.
So what do you do? Where do you start? Each person and family is a little different, but here are some considerations and ideas on getting started when the time has come to sort through a loved one’s belongings after their death.
It can be easy to forget, with all the excitement/stress of moving, that that there is a Moving House Etiquette that should be followed when moving out of a property.
The basic Rule of Thumb is that you should leave your house (whether rented or sold) in the same way as you'd expect your new place to be left.
Read on to find out exactly what's expected ...
Moving can be a stressful and overwhelming experience, but it doesn't have to be a burden on the environment. At Box Depot, we're committed to providing eco-friendly packaging solutions to make your next move a little bit greener.
Hurray! The clocks have gone forward! And you can emerge, eyes blinking in the unaccustomed sunlight, from your hibernation!
Love is in the air!!!
Your relationship has grown from weekend nights out, to daily phone calls and texts, to wanting to spend as much time as possible together.
And you’re now ready to take The Next Step and ask your Beloved to move in with you!
You've read all the guides about the best way to pack up your belonging for moving house.
You know that one of the first things you're supposed to do is Declutter.
But where/how the heck do you start?!
You’ve made the big decision … and now you find yourself scratching your head while it silently implodes as you try to work out how much stuff you have and how many boxes you’ll need to get it packed up!
Happily, we have a range of House Moving Kits with everything you need to, at least, get started packing!
