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Harry LipskyU.S.
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Moving your furniture. I would like to answer all questions dealing with the proper techniques of how to move ANY type of furniture, including difficult doorways and stairways. Also, all questions dealing with the proper packing of breakables including antiques. All general questions concerning the moving and storage industry will be answered. I cannot recommend a particular mover in a person`s neighborhood but i can explain how to obtain a company in good standing with the community. I have been in the moving and storage industry for almost four decades! I am located in Massachusetts. | |
David VaughanAvailable
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I can help the consumer with any moving and storage questions. I am able to aid in the "how to`s?" and "What to look for in a mover" area. I can help with tarrif questions. I can help with packing, loading, etc. I can help with how to read inventories, how to file claims with the van lines, Valuation issues. | |
MikayelU.S.
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Furniture REpair, Restoration, Disassembly, Assembly, Refinishing, upholstery, take apart, Moving Damages, Insurance Claims, Sofa Couch Disassembling |
Hello Eric, Thanks for sending me the diagram of your hallway. As probably know, the opposite wall is a major problem being only 42" away. The sofa is going to have to be less than 78" long. It must
Hello Heidi, The width of the doorway isn't the only obstacle the can prevent the sofa from going through. It also depends on the path of travel from the "truck" to the final room location. Are there
Hello Paul, Check out LAY-Z-BOY, BARCOLOUNGER, http://www.gowfb.com/Julius-Leather-Sleeper-and-Loveseat-by-Stanley-Chair-p-1140 http://www.furniturecrate.com/klaussner-trafalgar-sleeper
Hi Marty, You will be just fine with the new sofa, measurements are very good. The old sofa however is going to take some work. First of all, I hope the sofa is a standard style where the back is higher
Hello Judy, I don't know a lot about fabrics............lol but a cotton flannel is probably the best. Depending on your sewing abilities the ideal "pouch" would be lined with the cotton and the outside

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