Packing and Moving a Dining Room Table
How to Protect a Dining Table for Moving?
Remove the leaf (if applicable) before attempting to move the ding table. Pro movers like ours would then proceed to protect the table by wrapping it with blankets. Run tape and/or shrink-wrap around the tabletop to secure them in place.
How to move a glass-top table?
Once the top of the table has been padded, flip it so the bottom is facing up and remove the legs/base.
After unbolting or unscrewing the legs, use another blanket to wrap the table’s legs/base. So, you don’t have to worry about nicks, dings, and/or scratches.
IMPORTANT: Always try to put the screws back in the hole where they came from so you don’t have to be looking for them once you’re ready to reassemble the table.
Best packing method to move a glass top table successfully:
- Use cardboard boxes to wrap the entire glass top and secure it with tape while making sure that the adhesive doesn’t come in contact with the glass.
- Now wrap it with a thick moving blanket (or a comforter).
- Plastic-wrap it and add a “fragile” sticker to each side of the glass. We want every mover to be aware that it is a fragile item.
Once we get to the new home, we reassemble the table.
The dining table will be placed exactly where the client wants it.
How to pack dining room chairs before moving them?
Blanket wrapping your dining room chairs is what’s recommended. This is how we do it:
