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How to Move Dresser

Two Men And A Moving Van / Blog / How to Move Dresser
By westwebart 27.06.2024 Blog, Moving tips
How to Move Dresser

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How to Move Dresser

Moving heavy furniture up and down stairs can be challenging and should be attempted with others. We offer professional dresser moving services to help you with this task. A dresser, designed for storing household items and linens, is typically rectangular and consists of stacked drawers. The size and weight of a dresser can vary.

We can help move your dresser upstairs.

Our team provides comprehensive support, both consultative and practical. Experienced movers can handle even the heaviest dresser, ensuring safe transportation. First, they perform preparatory work, which includes removing drawers, taking off handles, and carefully packing all parts. The dresser body is bubble wrap, with special corner protectors for safety.

How do you move a dresser? The lighter the furniture, the easier it will be to move. Therefore, consider disassembling and lightening the piece first. When driving a heavy item, proceed slowly with small steps. Use moving straps, shoulder harnesses, or hand trucks, all of which can assist in moving the load. These tools are handy for transporting a dresser up the stairs. For example, tilting the hand truck towards you makes placing the dresser on it easier.

How do I move a dresser downstairs?

Moving a dresser requires two people to support the item from both sides, top and bottom, maintaining a slight tilt. When lowering the load down the stairs, keep your back straight and bend only at the hips and knees to distribute the weight evenly.

Assess your strengths and capabilities realistically. Consider hiring experienced movers to avoid damaging the furniture and minimize the risk of injury. We are ready to help transport dressers of any size and weight – get in touch.

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