Moving Boxes

Moving Boxes
Looking for a way to organize or store your belongings for the move?
Telecajas is the perfect solution! We offer a variety of boxes in different sizes so you can find the box that best suits your needs. Our boxes are made from high-quality cardboard and are ideal for protecting anything from clothes to books to toys.
Our boxes are not only strong and durable, but they are also affordable! You won't find a better deal anywhere else on the internet. Order now and receive free shipping on all orders over €45!
Visit this section of moving boxes and find the size and quantity of cardboard boxes that best suits what you need to pack.
TeleCajas® |81x13x69 cms - Boxes for Paintings, TV, Mirrors, Frames
TeleCajas® | Cardboard (130x13x81 cms) Large Boxes for Paintings, TV, Mirrors, Frames
(4x) Filing Box (46x37x40 cms) Security Locks Included. Big
TeleCajas® | (30x) Cardboard Layer Pad - Din A1 | (84,1 x 59,4 cms) | Reinforced
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Things to consider before you move
There is an important preparation process for all private moves. In this sense, it involves packing, storing and organizing everything to take it to your new home. Keep these tips in mind when you are doing this procedure:
Buy quality and sufficient packing materials, such as boxes, tape, box cutters and other tools needed to pack fragile and normal materials.
Mark boxes and packages with a name, and put related items in them to prevent them from getting lost, contaminated or broken.
Take advantage of the packing time to get rid of everything you don't use and don't want to take with you to your new home.
If you don't have the transport, equipment or strength to carry all your belongings, hire a team of movers to help you.
Tips for a successful move
When it's time to move, and it's time to put all your boxes on the trucks to take them to your new home, these tips will help you finish successfully:
1. Take an inventory of your belongings
This is important so that nothing gets lost. You should draw up an inventory and have it written down. In it you should just list the number of boxes and roughly what each one contained so you know where to find everything when unpacking.
When you start taking the boxes out of your old house to move them, mark in your inventory that they are ready to be moved, and when you unpack them, mark them again. This way you will easily know if one is missing, what it contained and where in the process it went astray so you can easily locate it.
2. Don't move your belongings without cleaning up
Your new home may be a bit dirty and dusty. To prevent your things from getting damaged, it is best to do a general cleaning before moving them into the rooms. You should also take the opportunity to do some maintenance and painting before you move your belongings in.
3. Put each box in its room of destination
A good way to keep your new house organised is to place each box in its destination room and unpack them directly there. This will save you time and also save you the need to carry boxes back and forth.
4. Unpack the bed first
Most people unpack a lot on moving day, and end up so tired that they find they don't have a place to sleep. To get a good night's rest after a hard day's move, it's best to unpack the bed first and set it up.
Tips to do before the move:
Research different moving companies, as well as get recommendations from friends and family who have recently moved.
Consider taking out additional insurance that may be needed for the move.
Ask candidate movers what insurance they include and check household insurance to see what each company covers.
Obtain written estimates from at least three movers.
Prepare a folder in which you can keep all quotes and related documents.
Start the packing process by assessing the importance of the items in the wardrobes and donating clothes that are not needed. When the cupboards are empty, start by assessing other belongings and personal items in each room.
Make a round of donating unwanted items to charity or selling items online.
Start packing up items that are not frequently used. Seasonal items and rarely used appliances are a good place to start.
Purchase moving supplies such as boxes, packing material, tape, labels and cutters.
Establish a box labelling system. Numbered boxes, colour coding by room and a master inventory list are key elements.
For children's toys, a good way to select toys that are not taken is to put them in a box, if they do not ask for them in the following weeks, they are not essential.
Make a packing plan for each room and start packing.
Confirm with the removal company the most important details, especially the insurance coverage and the type of transport.
Gather valuable documents, jewellery and small family mementos. It is important to keep these items separate from the moving boxes and make a plan for transporting them at hand at all times.
Take photos of expensive items. Take note of any scratches or damage to furniture.
If major appliances are to be moved, make sure they are clean and ready to go.
Contracted utilities (water, electricity, gas, internet, etc.) in the current home should be disconnected one day after the moving date.