When you need it
- Anything going into storage for more than a few weeks. The removal blankets come off when the load goes into the store and the pieces stand close together, so wrapping is what keeps them from marking each other
- Long-distance moves, where the load is on the road for hours and handled more than twice
- Pianos, antiques, marble and glass tops, artwork and mirrors, on any move
- Anything you would be upset to see with a scratch on it
How it is done
Each piece is checked, the corners and edges padded, and the whole piece wrapped and sealed in stretch film, with tape across the tops so nothing rubs through. Side tables, cubes and cabinets are wrapped one by one; tall pieces are wrapped from top to bottom. Upright pianos are stretch-wrapped and strapped upright in the van.
It takes longer per piece than the blankets and covers of a normal move and uses more material, which is why it is shown as its own line in the quote. Our guide what is export wrapping answers the questions people ask before they choose it.
Wrapping before storage
On the road everything travels under removal blankets and covers, but those come off when the load goes in, and a chair leg against a table top or a damp corner does the rest over a few months.
We offer full or part pre-storage wrapping: every piece, or only the pieces that matter to you, wrapped on the day of collection before it goes into our store at Rhayader or Chester. The wrapping stays on until you unwrap it at the new home, or our crew unwraps it when we deliver.
How it is priced
Export wrapping is priced in your quote for the move or the storage, depending on how many pieces there are and what they are: a set of side tables takes less time and material than a piano. List the pieces, or send photos on WhatsApp, when you ask for the quote.

