Office moves
An office move rarely means furniture alone. Whole workstations need to be operational immediately in the new premises.
01
What does an office move include?
- Desks and storage furniture dismantled and reassembled
- Monitors, docks and cables packed by workstation
- Meeting rooms and break area furniture
- Archive cabinets and folders moved in order
- Removal of unwanted furniture
Office moves
A planned move.Work continues.
The survey, schedule and responsibilities are agreed before anything is packed.
02
How are workstations labelled?
Each workstation gets its own identifier matching the floor plan of the new premises. Items go straight to the right place without guesswork during unpacking.
03
What does the company need to provide?
- A contact who knows the premises and schedule
- Floor plan or workstation layout for the new premises
- Access rights, lifts and loading areas
- Decision on what is not being moved
Frequently asked questions
Yes.
Furniture dismantling and reassembly is part of an office move when agreed at the survey.
Yes.
Phasing by department is a common way to keep operations running during the move.
Removal and recycling can be included in the move when agreed separately.
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