A home gym is one of the densest things you will ever ship. A power rack, a bench, a few hundred pounds of plates, a set of dumbbells and a cable machine can easily outweigh an entire room of furniture,…
Outdoor furniture looks tough because it lives outside, but it is surprisingly easy to damage in transit. Powder-coated aluminum chips, wicker unravels at the corners, teak scratches, glass tabletops crack and cushions arrive mildewed if they were packed damp. Grills…
Bookcases and entertainment centers look sturdy in your living room, but they are some of the most fragile furniture to ship. Tall, narrow cases rack and twist, back panels pop loose, adjustable shelves slide out, and glass doors crack. Particleboard…
A gun safe or heavy home safe is built to be hard to move, and it does that job well. Its weight sits high and toward the door, its finish scratches easily, and a tip at the wrong moment can…
Appliances are some of the hardest household items to ship. They are heavy, awkwardly shaped and full of parts that do not like being bounced around: compressors, glass doors, drums, gas fittings and control panels. Many are also too large…
A hot tub is one of the most awkward things a homeowner can try to ship. It is wide, tall, surprisingly heavy even when empty, and full of plumbing, pumps and electronics that do not like being dropped or frozen.…
