Sliding-door wardrobe
Understand the door system and keep tracks and fixings organized. For a sliding-door wardrobe, inspect tracks and doors, photograph part order, label panels and bag fittings. Check whether fixings can be reused.
Additional work should be described separately from the drive. For each piece, agree what is packed, dismantled and reassembled at the destination.

Identify boxes needing packing help and furniture that will not pass intact. Send construction and fixing photos for wardrobes or beds.
Place fittings in labeled bags and protect panels and glass separately. The owner should plan sensitive electronics and documents.
Clarify materials, labor and placement after assembly. Do not assume electrical or water connection is included without agreement.
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.
Understand the door system and keep tracks and fixings organized. For a sliding-door wardrobe, inspect tracks and doors, photograph part order, label panels and bag fittings. Check whether fixings can be reused.
Photograph the mechanism and check whether that model can be safely dismantled. For a storage bed, document model, springs and joints. Protect the mattress separately and dismantle only by a safe method.
Dishes need padding and labels; dense items belong in smaller boxes. Sort kitchen cartons by contents: pad dishes and glass, use small boxes for dense items and label destination rooms.