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Container delivery service Sydney explain how to correctly load a shipping container when moving home
20th October 2017

Last week the team at WSI Group, container transport services in Sydney shared some tips for packing your container when moving home. Read about it here:

This week we have continued with some great tips to help you get your packing right from the beginning:

  • Put a box of things you will need at destination at the back so you get it first off when unloading. Things in this box may include a few toys for the kids, a knife to help you unpack, tea bags, coffee mugs, glasses, a radio, cleaning material and gloves.
  • Boxes are easy to carry and easy to stack; pack as many items as you can into boxes. Try to use newer boxes; reused cartons are more likely to collapse during shipping.
  • When in doubt, put another layer of packing material around your items, better safe than sorry!
  • You might find it helpful to write the contents on the outside of each carton. When you reach your destination you will know where each carton goes.
  • Use blankets, bubble wrap and cardboard to protect items from rubbing against each other. Blankets, bubble wrap and cardboard can also be used to fill in any empty spaces. It is important that everything fits in snug and tight so that nothing shifts during the ocean transit.
  • If necessary you can tie items to the sides of the container with straps. There are rings spaced throughout the container on the ceiling and floor, you will need to provide your own straps.
  • The floor of the container is made of wood. Feel free to make your own wooden braces to secure items within the container. You do not want any empty space in the container or your goods will shift during shipping.

There are two container loading strategies that our container transport logistics company would like to share:

'Floor Load': Load the container, keeping everything low to the ground. If the floor of the container is covered goods will not be able to shift from side to side.

Build a 'bulkhead':Load the container from floor to ceiling, and then build a wall to keep the goods from falling into the open space. You can build the wall using plywood sheeting and 4x4 wood.

To find out more about our container transport services in Sydney, contact WSI Group today.

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