Originally posted by davegriff
> Hi,
>
> Was just
wondering what sort of cost shipping is.
> I understand that it all
depends on volume.
> Has anyone shipped over the average 2/3 bedroom
flat before ?
> Usual suspects - Fridge/TV/Bed/Wardrobe/Dining Room
Table etc etc .
> If anyone has any ballpark figures, I'd really
appreciate it.
>
> Thanks
> Dave


HAve had a quote from
Allied Pickfords - 3 bed house with similar goods as you state -
£3800 (ex ins.) Hope this helps


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Dave,

I called pickfords for a 6 bedroom house and got a ball figure of
around £4500 but depending on what size container you have.


Originally posted by davegriff
> Hi,
>
> Was just
wondering what sort of cost shipping is.
> I understand that it all
depends on volume.
> Has anyone shipped over the average 2/3 bedroom
flat before ?
> Usual suspects - Fridge/TV/Bed/Wardrobe/Dining Room
Table etc etc .
> If anyone has any ballpark figures, I'd really
appreciate it.
>
> Thanks
Dave


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Originally posted by davegriff
> Hi,
>
> Was just
wondering what sort of cost shipping is.
> I understand that it all
depends on volume.
> Has anyone shipped over the average 2/3 bedroom
flat before ?
> Usual suspects - Fridge/TV/Bed/Wardrobe/Dining Room
Table etc etc .
> If anyone has any ballpark figures, I'd really
appreciate it.
>
> Thanks
> Dave

A 20 ft container (1100 cu
ft) is around £3700.00 ex ins. Our whole house, pretty much everything,
is 1400 cu ft, and is £4500.00. The excess over 1100 cu ft goes as
groupage.

Paul J


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On Mon, 07 Jun 2004 15:25:36 +0000, Jacko1
<member24720@british_expats.com> wrote:

>
>Originally posted by davegriff
>> Hi,
>>
>> Was just
>wondering what sort of cost shipping is.
>> I understand that it all
>depends on volume.
>> Has anyone shipped over the average 2/3 bedroom
>flat before ?
>> Usual suspects - Fridge/TV/Bed/Wardrobe/Dining Room
>Table etc etc .
>> If anyone has any ballpark figures, I'd really
>appreciate it.
>>
>> Thanks
>> Dave
>
>A 20 ft container (1100 cu
>ft) is around £3700.00 ex ins. Our whole house, pretty much everything,
>is 1400 cu ft, and is £4500.00. The excess over 1100 cu ft goes as
>groupage.
>
>Paul J

Why can't the movers negotiate a larger container?
Most are able to for very little extra cost.

Cath