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Moving one furniture piece?
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2009/8/30 02:44
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If I buy a furniture piece from online.. like craigslist.. and I need to have it shipped.. what services could do that?
I'm trying to buy a dresser located in Tokyo. But I live in Tochigi. I own a kei car.. but it's very small of course and I don't have an ETC card yet either. Money's tight right now..
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by UreshiiMiko
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Furniture
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2009/8/31 15:39
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The price of moving the furniture may be more than the furniture itself. Buy locally and have it delivered for a small sum. Surely there are second hand stores in your area?? or flea market or stores that sell new furniture that is packed flat and easy to move???
Or buy stackable plastic or cardboard drawers and hide them behind a screen. Cheap solutions are endless. Buying from Craig list is not always safe or worthwhile
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by Monkey see (guest)
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Things like Fukuyama Tsu-un
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2009/8/31 16:37
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As suggested, takuhaibin service is your best option, and in particular, Fukuyama Tsu-un is among the cheapest in condition that you do the packing yourself. And they require packing, meaning you need to cover the furniture with shock absorbers. When I gave away furniture through the Classified section of this japan-guide.com site, I used Fukuyama Tsuun. http://www.fukutsu.co.jp/
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by Uco (guest)
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