Here are some steps to follow when arranging crate hire:
1. Which Crates? – PPS offers a large range of crates to our customers conducting office moves and refurbishments. We provide computer crates which are specifically designed to hold a computer and all the related equipment such as keyboards. We have metre long crates which are ideal for moving books and the contents of filing cabinets. We also have standard crates which are designed as one crate per person for all their desk top belongings.
2. How Many Crates? – The general rule is one standard crate per person and one computer crate per PC. It is also important to consider the contents of filing cabinets and folders when calculating how many crates you need. Our customer service team will be happy to advise you on crate quantities and extra crates can always be hired if required.
3. Do you need any packaging? – Will you want labels to identify the contents of each crate, bubble wrap to protect the contents? Security seals are available to lock crates to protect high value goods or sensitive files.
4. How are you going to transport the crates? – When the crates are full they can be heavy. Skates or sack barrows can be hired for safer and easier handling.
5. How long do you need them for? – You will have a plan of how long your move will take and it is a good idea to hire the crates for a few extra days either side of the move to allow staff to pack and unpack their crates. Don’t worry if your move takes a bit longer than expected rental periods can always be extended.
It can seem daunting having to make all these decisions which is why our customer service team is always available to discuss your individual move. We understand that all moves are different so we tailor our service to suit you.
Once you have ordered your crates all have to do is sit back and wait for them to arrive.
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