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challenge on your own, be sure to read the user manuals of your household appliances before
you get down to work.
VI.
Safety Tips For Moving Furniture
Moving heavy furniture on your own can be a very risky business, especially if you have no
clear idea what it takes to achieve a satisfactory level of moving day safety. In order to avoid
moving injuries or premature damage to your prized possessions when moving from one
home to another, you have to be familiar with the major safety guidelines.
Anyone who dares to disregard the common sense safety tips when moving furniture could
end up badly hurt by taking on too much weight at the same time or by handling the furniture
moving job the wrong way. The good news is that you don’t have to be like any of those
people who are 100% sure that safety when moving house is grossly overrated.
The best way to move heavy furniture, which coincides with the easiest way to move furniture
as well, is to let top-rated movers do it for you. However, if professional moving assistance is
just not the right way for you, then the following hand-picked moving day safety tips for
moving furniture should keep you injury-free until you reach the protection of your new
home.
1. Disassemble your furniture pieces
Safety is always a big concern when moving heavy furniture by yourself, and that is exactly
why the best course of action when you do decide to take some or maybe all of your large
and heavy pieces with you is to hire experienced furniture movers who just know what to do.
However, in case you can’t afford professional help or you know you can take control of your
house move with a few trusted friends, the next best thing is to disassembly your furniture
before you take it out of your home.
2. Identify and eliminate furniture moving dangers