If you're looking for different storage solutions for your tabletop models and are on a bit of a budget, you could think about designing your own carry case that doubles up as a storage unit when not in use. However, models are expensive, and the time and money it takes to assemble and paint them is something that should always be taken into consideration. You need to ensure that the models are well cushioned, free from dust and protected from impact.
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If you are planning on moving to a new home, you should try to get your teens to help. Not just with packing up their own belongings, but helping with other aspects of moving as well. Moving is a very stressful time, but with everyone's help, you can get it done efficiently. Here are some tips for encouraging your teens to help out more.
Put Them in Charge of Going Through the Attic Boxes
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If you are moving house, there is a good chance you will be taking some furniture with you. If it is not properly protected, packed and transported during the move, your furniture could be damaged or broken. Below are some top tips to protect your furniture when moving house.
Wrap It
You should wrap the legs of chairs and tables with pieces of cloth or towel, which can be secured in place using packing tape.
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Orchestrating a move can be quite an arduous and stressful process. It is always best to begin organizing your belongings beforehand as leaving things until the last minute will invariably lead to added stress. This is especially crucial if you have a number of antique and fragile items in your possession that you would want relocated in one piece. Generally, if you would like to be guaranteed a seamless moving process, then it is always best to enlist the services of professional removalists.
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Self storage companies typically don't offer insurance for the things you store on site, leaving it up to you to decide whether you want to arrange your own protection. You can either buy a policy from the self storage company, if it sells coverage, or talk to your home insurer. Some home insurance policies cover things you store away from home; others may not, and you may need to add coverage to your existing policy, or buy a separate one.
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