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  • Emma Collins
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    Hey everyone, I’m in a bit of a pickle. I’m moving from Ohio to Florida next month, and I have this massive wooden dining table that’s basically been in my family for generations. I’m staring at it right now thinking, “How on earth am I supposed to get this across three states without turning it into kindling?” I’ve done small moves before, but never anything like this. I’m wondering what the best way to ship furniture would be—something that won’t cost a fortune but also won’t leave me crying over broken wood. Has anyone done something similar? Any tips or stories would really help.

    miller
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    Oh, I totally get what you’re going through. A few years ago, I had to move my living room set from New York to Georgia, and honestly, I was freaking out over the logistics too. I ended up exploring a few options and found a really helpful guide on best ways to ship furniture that broke everything down—freight shipping, full-service movers, even LTL shipping depending on how much you need to move. For me, freight shipping worked best because I could schedule the pickup, pack everything on pallets, and it arrived safely. I also disassembled the larger pieces, labeled everything carefully, and kept a checklist.>L. Planning really does make all the difference, and just taking it step by step kept me sane.

    elowen
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    <style type=”text/css”><!–td {border: 1px solid #cccccc;}br {mso-data-placement:same-cell;}–></style>Wow, this thread is really interesting. I don’t have any big furniture to move, but reading about everyone’s moving experiences makes me appreciate how complicated moving can get. I’ve mostly done small apartment moves within the same city, and even that feels like a lot sometimes! It’s cool to see all the different options people have when moving longer distances though. I guess it shows that with some planning and research, moving doesn’t have to be a total nightmare. Definitely makes me think ahead for when I eventually need to relocate somewhere bigger

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