Furniture removal is a heavy and complicated business, not only for the people involved but for the van that provides the essential transport.
Heavy, because weighty and bulky items of furniture have to carried around and complex because whenever furniture is involved, especially wardrobes and kitchen units, things have to be disassembled first and then re-assembled at destination. To carry out removals safely and professionally, you have to:
Protection was the first step in the conversion of this van too. If you work in furniture removals, you need to protect your van’s floor against damage as quickly as possible, or your valuable asset can turn into a rusty wreck in next to no time. All furniture, furnishings, and objects of décor have to be dragged along your van’s floor during moving from the old to the new property.
The owners of this Proace City chose a plywood floor liner with a marble-look surface and steel edging for added protection at exposed and stressed edges.
Anybody moving furniture obviously needs as much free floor space as possible: the more room there is, the fewer journeys have to be made between the two properties. And having with you all the tools and equipment you need is equally important to avoid wasting time and to do the job properly. In the Proace City illustrated on this page, the Syncro team adopted the ideal compromise, installing racking along only one side of the van and leaving the opposite side wall and the bulkhead completely free.
The racking solution seen here consists of:
If you want to see other racking solutions for the Proace City, look here. The Proace City is identical in shape and size to the Berlingo, Partner and Combo!