Use extra padding between each layer and try to put light glass to the top of the box. If you don’t have wrapping paper, use as much newspapers and magazines as possible. It is essential to mark every box “fragile” so our team will know how to stack boxes inside the truck.

You will need materials like bubble wrap, packing paper, tape, and cardboard boxes. Vienna Moving can provide you with these materials or you can purchase them from a moving supply store.

1. Start by decluttering your kitchen. Donate or sell items you no longer need, use or want.
2. Create an inventory of your kitchen items. This will help you keep track of what you have packed and ensure that nothing gets left behind.
3. Purchase packing supplies, such as sturdy boxes in various sizes, packing paper, bubble wrap, packing tape, and labels.
4. Begin packing non-essential items first, such as seasonal or seldom-used kitchen items. Wrap them in packing paper or bubble wrap, and place them in boxes. Fill any extra space in the boxes with packing paper or bubble wrap to prevent items from shifting during transport.
5. Pack fragile items, such as dishes, glasses, and ceramics, separately. Wrap each item individually in packing paper or bubble wrap and secure it with packing tape. Place these items in boxes, filling any extra space with packing paper or bubble wrap to prevent them from moving during transport.
6. Consider using specialized boxes for fragile items such as dish packs, which have built-in dividers for plates, and glasses, to keep them safe during transport.
7. Pack heavy items such as pots and pans in smaller boxes, to prevent them from becoming too heavy to lift.
8. Label your boxes clearly with the contents and which room they belong to. This will make unpacking much easier and more organized..

By following these tips, you should be able to pack your kitchen items safely and efficiently for your relocation with Vienna Moving.

The most secure way of moving electronics is to put them into their original packaging. However, it is likely that you have none of them available. Any kind of soft blankets can replace styrofoam. If you don’t have enough blankets, let us know and we’ll drop you some prior to the day of your move. Small and valuable items should be boxed up as well. Don’t forget to mark every piece of electronics as valuable and fragile. Bubble or popcorn wrap can always help you do the job.

1. Let us bring you materials: You'll need sturdy cardboard boxes, packing tape, bubble wrap, and packing paper. You may also need antistatic bags if you're packing sensitive electronics such as computer components.
2. Prepare the electronics: Before packing, unplug all electronics and disconnect any cords or cables. If possible, pack the electronics in their original packaging, as this will provide the best protection. If you don't have the original packaging, wrap the electronics in bubble wrap and secure with packing tape.
3. Place in the box: Place the wrapped electronics in the cardboard box and fill any empty spaces with crumpled packing paper. Make sure the electronics are snugly packed and cannot move around in the box during transport.
4. Label the box: Use a permanent marker to label the box with the contents and room where it is supposed to be placed.
5. Seal the box: Seal the box securely with packing tape, making sure all seams are reinforced.
6. Repeat: Repeat these steps for all your electronics.

By following these steps, you'll be able to pack your electronics safely and securely for your relocation with Vienna Moving.

Do not disconnect refrigerators, freezers, coolers and other large appliances until the day of your move. Your food items should stay cold as long as possible. It will take us no time to pack them for you right before we move them. Washers and dryers require extra precautions since there could be security risks stemming from leaking gas or high voltage connectors.

1. Check the owner's manual: Consult the owner's manual for each appliance to see if there are any specific instructions for preparing it for transport. This will give you an idea of what needs to be done for each appliance.
2. Clean the appliances: Make sure to thoroughly clean your appliances before moving them. This will help to prevent any dirt or debris from causing damage during transport.
3. Disconnect and unplug: Unplug each appliance and disconnect any hoses or cords. For appliances such as washing machines, make sure to drain any remaining water.
4. Secure any loose parts: Secure any loose parts on your appliances, such as fridge shelves or oven racks. You can use tape or packing material to keep them in place.
5. Let us protect the appliances: We will use bubble wrap or moving blankets to protect your appliances during transport. We will wrap the entire appliance and we making sure to cover any exposed parts such as handles or knobs.
6. Pack the appliances: Place each appliance in a sturdy cardboard box, making sure to fill any empty space with packing material such as packing peanuts or crumpled paper. Make sure the box is properly sealed with packing tape.
7. Label the boxes: Use a permanent marker to label each box with the contents and indicate which side is up.

By following these steps, you'll be able to prepare your appliances for relocation with Vienna Moving. Don't forget to communicate with Vienna Moving about the specific details of your appliances so that they can plan accordingly.

Books can get extremely heavy. Please never use any larger box than a book box. Filling an entire dishpack with books could mean an extreme injury risk to our employees.

1. Sort through your books and documents: Before packing, go through your books and documents to determine what you want to keep and what can be donated or discarded.
2. Gather materials: You'll need sturdy cardboard boxes, packing tape, and packing paper.
3. Pack books: For books, stack them flat in a box with the spine facing down. Make sure to distribute the weight evenly throughout the box and fill any empty space with packing paper. Don't overpack the boxes, as this will make them too heavy to lift.
4. Pack documents: For documents, place them in a file box with hanging folders. Make sure to label the folders so you can easily find the documents later. Fill any empty space in the box with packing paper.
5. Label the boxes: Use a permanent marker to label each box with the contents and indicate which side is up.
6. Seal the boxes: Seal the boxes securely with packing tape, making sure all seams are reinforced.

By following these steps, you'll be able to pack your books and documents safely and securely for your relocation with Vienna Moving.

It would make our job easier, if you let us pack glass and marble table tops. We’d like to inspect every corner for any damage, cracks or chips and then decide what will be the best protection to guarantee 100% safety.

If you decided to pack marble and glass items for relocation with Vienna Moving yourself, here are some steps to follow to ensure they are packed safely and securely:

1. Contact us about delivering you materials: You'll need sturdy cardboard boxes, packing tape, bubble wrap, and packing paper.
2. Wrap the items: Wrap the marble and glass items in bubble wrap, making sure to cover them completely. Secure the bubble wrap with packing tape.
3. Fill the box: Fill the bottom of the cardboard box with crumpled packing paper to create a cushion for the items. Place the wrapped marble or glass item in the box and fill any empty space with additional packing material to ensure that the item cannot move around in the box during transit.
4. Label the box: Use a permanent marker to label the box as "fragile" and indicate which side is up.
5. Seal the box: Seal the box securely with packing tape, making sure all seams are reinforced.

By following these steps, you'll be able to pack your marble and glass items safely and securely for your relocation with Vienna Moving. It is also a good idea to communicate with Team Vienna Moving about any fragile or valuable items you are moving so that we can plan accordingly.

Always disassemble lamps from shades. We prefer to put all lampshades in separate boxes since they are very fragile. Try to use as much wrapping paper as possible to prevent the shades from moving and sliding inside the box. Don’t forget to mark the boxes as well, so that we won’t put anything heavy on top of them in our trucks. Always remove light bulbs from lamp bases.

The best option for hanging clothes are wardrobe boxes. We will provide you as many as you’ll need to fit all your clothing. And unless you’ll want to keep them, we will not charge a penny for them. Folding clothes should go inside a medium size box and if your dresser isn’t extremely heavy you might leave them inside the drawers. You can even stack little and fragile items in between the folding clothes.

1. Sort through your clothing: Before packing your clothes, it's a good idea to sort through them and decide what you want to keep and what you want to donate or sell. This way, you can reduce the amount of clothing you need to pack and make your move more efficient.
2. Gather packing materials: You will need packing materials like boxes, packing paper, bubble wrap, and tape. Vienna Moving can provide you with these materials or you can purchase them from a moving supply store.
3. Use appropriate boxes: Use sturdy boxes that are designed for moving. Avoid using trash bags or thin plastic bags, as they can easily tear during the move. Vienna Moving can provide you with the right size and quality of boxes for your clothing.
4. Fold clothes properly: Fold your clothes neatly to save space and prevent wrinkles. You can also use packing cubes or vacuum-sealed bags to compress your clothing and save space. Vienna Moving team can provide you with professional packing service, so you can focus on other important aspects of your move.
5. Label boxes: Make sure to label your boxes with the contents and the room they belong to. This will make it easier for Vienna Moving to transport your boxes to the correct location in your new home.
6. Pack hanging clothes: Vienna Moving can provide you with wardrobe boxes, which are tall boxes with a metal bar at the top that allows you to hang clothes inside. This is an ideal way to pack hanging clothes without them getting wrinkled or damaged.
7. Pack delicate clothing separately: Delicate clothing like dresses or suits should be packed separately to prevent damage. Use a separate box or garment bag for these items and label them as fragile.

The minimum standard for wrapping pictures is a paper wrap but moving blankets will usually do a better job. Statues and other pieces of artwork should be boxed up in most cases. We can provide you with a wide range of assorted packing material such as packing paper, popcorn or bubble wrap.

You will need materials like bubble wrap, packing paper, tape, and cardboard boxes. Vienna Moving can provide you with these materials or you can purchase them from a moving supply store.

1. Clean the artwork: Clean the artwork thoroughly before packing it. This will prevent dirt and dust from getting trapped inside the wrapping materials. Use a soft, lint-free cloth to wipe down the surface of the artwork.
2. Wrap the artwork in bubble wrap: Cover the artwork with a layer of bubble wrap, making sure to cover all corners and edges. Secure the bubble wrap in place with tape.
3. Cover the artwork with packing paper: Wrap the artwork in a layer of packing paper to provide an extra layer of protection. Secure the packing paper in place with tape.
4. Place the artwork in a cardboard box: Choose a cardboard box that is slightly larger than the artwork. Fill any empty space in the box with packing paper or bubble wrap to prevent the artwork from shifting during transport. Make sure to label the box as fragile and indicate which way is up.
5. Seal the box with tape: Use packing tape to seal the box shut. Make sure to tape all edges and corners to ensure the box stays closed during transport.
6. Label the box: Write "Fragile" and "Artwork" on the outside of the box. You can also include the name of the artwork and the artist for added identification.
7. Transport the artwork: When moving artwork, it's important to handle it with care. Vienna Moving has experience in handling valuable and delicate items like artwork, so they can provide specialized transportation and handling to ensure that your artwork arrives safely at its new destination.

By following these steps and enlisting the help of Vienna Moving, you can ensure that your artwork is packed safely and securely for your move.

Lightweight linens and bedding make an ideal padding tool. Super delicate items can be wrapped inside bedding which can fill up a dishpack. Any unused linen may end up in the bottom of a wardrobe box.

1. Sort through your linens: Decide which linens you want to take with you and which ones you can donate or discard. This will reduce the amount of items you need to pack and make your move more efficient.
2. Gather packing materials: You will need boxes, packing paper, bubble wrap, and tape. Vienna Moving can provide you with these materials or you can purchase them from a moving supply store.
3. Pack linens in boxes: Fold your linens neatly and pack them into sturdy boxes. Fill any empty space in the box with packing paper or bubble wrap to prevent the linens from shifting during transport.
4. Label the boxes: Label each box with the contents and the room they belong to. This will make it easier for Vienna Moving to transport your boxes to the correct location in your new home.
5. Pack bedding in plastic bags: You can pack bedding like pillows and comforters in large plastic bags to keep them clean and protected during the move. Vienna Moving can provide you with these bags or you can purchase them from a moving supply store.
6. Use wardrobe boxes for curtains: If you have curtains or drapes, use a wardrobe box to pack them. This will keep them clean and prevent them from getting wrinkled during transport. We can provide them for you during relocation.