FAQs - Packing

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  • What is a pre pack service?

    A pre pack service is when the company comes to your home prior to the removal (generally the day before) and packs all of your personal effects (yes even Tupperware) into cartons, ready for the removalist to pick up on your uplift date.
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  • Why should removal cartons be used?

    Removal cartons are the safest way to pack your items. They have many benefits, the least of which is, they are built for the job you require them to do.
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  • What is a standard removal carton and book carton and where can they be purchased?

    A standard carton is known to many people as a t-chest and has dimensions of 65cm x 45cm square. A book carton is smaller than the standard carton and has dimensions of 40cm x 45cm square.
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  • Can plastic tubs / containers and bags be used for packing?

    At Australia National Removals Group, we strongly recommend avoiding the use of these items for packing.
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  • Why do cartons need to be packed tightly and to the top?

    If cartons are not packed to the top, they will compress when stacked upon and this may lead to damage to items packed in the carton. Like wise, if there is room for compression on the sides, crushing can occur.
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  • Can any tape be used to make and seal cartons?

    No. There are many different types of tape and the appropriate tape should be used. Masking tape, whilst useful around the home, will not hold a carton together or closed during a removal.
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  • What is the best way to transport wine, clothes and paintings?

    The best way to transport these items is in cartons specifically made for that purpose. Wine cartons (wine), portarobes (hanging clothes) picture packs (paintings) can all be purchased from a variety of sources.
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  • Is there a benefit to using packing paper (white) as opposed to newspaper when wrapping glassware and fragile's?

    The main benefit to you is that the glassware won’t need to be washed upon arrival if packing paper has been used. For many people, the last thing they want to do is wash every piece of glass and crockery upon unpacking at their destination.
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