How to Store Heavy Furniture

Moving heavy furniture is never fun. If you’re moving it out of your home and into a storage unit, it’s even less fun. It can be dangerous if you don’t know what to do, so here are some tips on how to safely move heavy furniture. If you don’t have space for all the furniture, our storage units can fit it all!

How to Store Heavy Furniture

Be very careful about storing items with wheels.

• Wheels can get stuck. If you’re going to store a piece of furniture with wheels, make sure it’s in an area where there are no obstructions that could cause the wheel to get stuck.
• Wheels can be damaged by storing heavy items on top of them or against them for extended periods of time.
• Wheels can be difficult to move once they’ve been damaged, so if you need access quickly, consider using something else instead!
• And finally: don’t forget about those pesky scratches! Some people may not care if they have a few scuffs on their floors after moving all their stuff into storage–but others might want to keep things looking nice as long as possible before moving out again (or even during).

Make sure you measure your space and weigh your furniture before you start moving it in.

Measure the space you want to store it in. If you’re storing a heavy piece of furniture in a small space, it might be best to take the extra time and effort to disassemble the item so that you can store it flat. This will make it easier to move, as well as save room in your storage unit or trailer.

If possible, weigh your furniture before moving it into storage. This will help determine whether there is enough room for everything in your new location without having any accidents along the way!

Stacking heavy furniture can be dangerous, so it’s best to avoid this if possible.

Stacking heavy furniture can be dangerous, so it’s best to avoid this if possible.

If you have to stack your heavy furniture, make sure that the legs are placed on a flat surface and not on anything else (like carpet). If you need to stack two or more pieces of furniture together, try to use a sturdy base as the bottom layer. This will help keep everything from tipping over when stacked together.

Heavy furniture is a great investment, but it can also be dangerous if you’re not careful. The best way to store your heavy furniture is by weighing it before moving it into storage and making sure that there’s plenty of room in between each piece so they don’t stack up on top of each other. If you have any questions about how much weight your item can handle or need help figuring out how much space you need, just give us a call! We’ll be happy to assist with any questions or concerns that come up during this process.