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6 min read
How to pack a kitchen without breaking anything
Plates stand on edge, glasses go in cells, and the heavy stuff goes in small boxes.
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The kitchen is the room that breaks the most, and it's almost always for the same three reasons: boxes that are too big, plates packed flat and nothing filling the gaps.
Plates on edge
Wrap each plate and stand it on its edge like a record. Flat stacks crack under their own weight when a box gets bumped.
Small boxes for heavy things
Pots, cans and small appliances go in small boxes. A large box full of cans is a box nobody can lift safely.
Know your load before you book.
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