Large mirror
Share size and frame details; check stair access without bending. For a glass table, assess fixings and removable legs. Protect glass separately and never press heavy cartons against it.
Glass, mirrors, artwork and display cabinets need a different plan from ordinary cartons. The approach depends on size, construction, value and available protection.

Send dimensions, weight and photos of both sides. Identify removable shelves, frames, fixings and any pre-existing damage.
Separate delicate surfaces and prevent movement. For unusual or particularly valuable pieces, discuss custom packing and transport feasibility before booking.
Never stack heavy cartons on glass or leave the item unsecured. Prepare a safe space to unpack and inspect at delivery.
For a relevant proposal, send both addresses, date, inventory, floors, lift details and photographs of large items. Mention packing, disassembly or a tail lift in advance. The online estimate does not replace agreement on the final scope.
Share size and frame details; check stair access without bending. For a glass table, assess fixings and removable legs. Protect glass separately and never press heavy cartons against it.
Remove shelves and protect the body from point pressure. Measure a mirror or painting with its frame and photograph corners. Use rigid protection and mark carrying orientation.
Discuss surface and packing method, particularly when glazing touches the work. For an instrument, share model, dimensions, weight and sensitive parts. Check the route; post-move tuning is separate.