Have you ever had to move multiple large pieces of
furniture around when setting up displays? Such
a job is extremely demanding on
the muscles and joints, not to mention potentially hazardous to the walls and
floors where the furniture is being moved in and out of.
If you’re in an industry that requires constant movement
of furniture, you’ve probably noticed how incredibly difficult and cumbersome
it can be to move big items like sofas, credenzas, armchairs, and beds. The
good news is that there are easier and more effective ways of moving furniture
to save nicks on the walls, and kinks on your back.
Hook Chairs Around Corners
A recliner or large armchair can be a tough one to move
from your stockroom to your sales floor. To deal with this problem, hook them
around corners. Turn the chair on its side so it is shaped like an “L” and
maneuver it so that it goes rear-first through the doorway. Once you’ve managed
that, curl it around the frame of the door and carry it through.
Stand Couches on Their End
Moving a large sofa down the hallway can be a real pain,
especially if it has to make its way through a doorway. Sometimes it’s just
physically impossible to carry it horizontally and slip it through the door
frame. In this case, try positioning the couch on its end, and then slide it
through. Should the couch be taller than the actual doorway, tilt it slightly
so that the top is moved away from the door — that’ll save you a few inches.
Use Furniture Casters
Rather than scratching up the floors and breaking your
back sliding heavy furniture around, use furniture casters
instead. And when it comes to moving large, heavy pieces of furniture around
your business or up ramps or any other challenging terrain and sloping,
furniture casters can sure come in really handy.
Access Casters has a wide variety of casters in all sorts
of sizes and materials. Contact us today to gain access to furniture casters to
make your job much easier and more efficient!
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