TIPS ON HOW TO SAVE SPACE WHEN PACKING A PODS OR ANY OTHER PORTABLE CONTAINER

Hello! This is Waldo again, with another radical portable container packing.
What I mean by radical is that we will try to use absolutely all space available inside of the container.
We will also try to use even the space between the vertical metal beams of the PODS.
These containers are stacked in the warehouse, so we always leave some room between the top of the layers and the ceiling of the container.
After we position an armoire, we load it up with boxes and other items so save space.
Only soft and not breakable items, such as pillows and comforters, are packed touching the ceilings.
Here, we also put Items, like folding chairs, inside of bookshelves.
I don't like to put heavy items on top of the shelves. The weight of heavy items, such as book boxes, can break the shelves during the container transportation, pick up or delivery.
Next, I position big pictures which we have boxed up.
This household has a lot of chairs. I use furniture as a base and puzzle all the chairs on top of it. This is a safe way to pack chairs, which are always a pain to position.
Most pieces of furniture were protected with paper pads and shrink wrap.
Although there is no glue in the shrink wrap, just by contact, one piece of wrapped furniture gets stuck to the other. The result is a firm and safe packing job.
Now we load the lamps that were packed in boxes.
We saved to the end of the packing a bed frame, to use as a barrier.
This is useful to avoid items from falling towards the door and locking it up.
It can be hard to open up the sliding door when it is time for the container unloading.
Thanks for watching and GOD BLESS AMERICA!
Business inquiries: [e-mail]
Created and Published by Triumph Services Corporation - Help2move.com
ALL COPYRIGHTS RESERVED
Music by Joakim Karud / joakimkarud
Timestamps:
00:00 - Introduction
00:22 - How to pack using all space available
01:25 - About shrink-wrap protection
01:53 - Finishing the loading
02:39 - Job done!
#containerloading, #movingcompany, #containerunloading, #relocationservices, #movingandstorage, #truckloading, #truckunloading, #loadingtrucks
VLOG 197

[@brasileirachocada]

It’s like a tetris game, and you’ve definitely mastered it! Congrats 👏🏼👏🏼

[@help2move]

Yay! Thank you!

[@claudialima217]

I love the way you packed all chair. Utilizing the space and protecting thw chairs from moving!❤👏👏

[@help2move]

Thank you! 🤗

[@MrRevil3]

I have watched all of your Loading videos looking for flaws in your methods.
I have not found 1 thing wrong with your Loading technique. I've been doing this since 1989 and your videos are the first ones that I've found to be flawless.
👏👏👏

[@help2move]

Thanks you very much for your comment

[@cassiopinheiro9865]

Muito bom! Parabéns.

[@help2move]

Obrigado!

[@help2move]

Thanks you!!!

[@floatingair]

How long does it typically take for you to load a pod?

[@help2move]

Around 3 hours. It depends on the number of items, how many flights of stairs, carrying distance and etc etc