Removals to France - Plain and Simple.

ILFORD, U.K. - July 2, 2013 - PRLog -- Moving to Marseille – Labelling is the Secret to a Successful Home Move

Situated on the Mediterranean coast and said to be the oldest city in France, Marseille is also France's second largest city after Paris. It's identity has been shaped by a wide variety of different influences and cultures over the course of it's 2,600 years. It's a particularly vibrant and lively city which on average has around 300 days of sunshine a year. With it also being a major transport hub for routes by air, road and rail as well as sea, this busy port has always been a popular destination not just to visit but to live.  
If you're moving home to Marseille, then there's one small but crucial aspect of your move you should take extra care of while you're in London and that's labelling. Successful labelling of your removal boxes can make all the difference in ensuring your removal day goes faster instead of slower.

Remember first of all that you're going to have lots of boxes, crates, cartons for your move to the south of <a  href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/France">France</a>. If these removal boxes aren't marked clearly, then having to look through each one to see what's inside can take up an infinite amount of time when you're in Marseille. That's valuable time which could be spent doing other things.
To begin with, when you're buying your labels try to get reasonably big ones so you can see at a distance what will be in each box or carton.  Ideally buy removal labels which are no less than three inches by four inches wide and preferably something like eight by eleven inches wide.

When buying your labels, don't forget the importance of also buying a good quality marker pen. An ordinary pen won't do. Make sure as well that you're writing black ink on a light surface which again makes for easier identification. It may seem obvious at first but you'll find that by making sure you get the basics right, more complicated issues later on tend to go more smoothly.
If you are colour coding your boxes, then you'll need to cross-reference these coloured stickers with a list. This means making a list somewhere in a notepad of which colour corresponds to which room in your <a  href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marseille">Marseille</a> home. For instance those with a yellow sticker are for items which belong in the kitchen and those with a blue sticker belong in the bedroom. Don't make things too complicated however and keep it as simple as you can as you go along.
You can also put a corresponding sticker on the door of each room in your new house in Marseille.  This will help the removal staff know where to put everything and save you from being constantly asked where everything goes. Another way you can help your removal company is to buy pre-printed labels such as ones which say 'For removal'. This is especially helpful if you're leaving certain items in your house in London and helps to eliminate any misunderstandings occurring.
Don't forget either it's very important you have 'Fragile' marked on any boxes with items that have a possibility to be broken. If you've hired the right removal company then they'll already be well-trained in all aspects of handling but it covers your own back if things are marked clearly, not least for insurance purposes. Overall, you'll see how taking extra time and care with labelling can save you a lot of time later on which may be vital in making sure your <move from London to Marseille gets off to the best possible start, for more details fro moves to Marseille pls visit http://www.movingto.org.uk/man-and-van-from-london-to-mar...
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