Fragile Items
Some items require special care due to their fragile nature. In addition to careful handling, they may require servicing before the move or special packaging.

Pianos
  • All pianos are pad-wrapped.
  • Grand and Baby Grand pianos need to have the legs removed and then reassembled at your new residence.
  • A piano may require tuning after the move; the carrier is not responsible for this service.
Organs
  • If separate pedals and boards must be removed, contact your nearest music dealer.
Grandfather Clocks
  • A clockmaker must service and remove the weights and pendulum.
  • Clock will need to be crated.
  • Clock will need to be synchronized and leveled by a clockmaker at your new residence.
Fish tank/aquarium
  • Drain water and allow sand and fixtures to dry.
  • Crating may be required depending on the size.
  • Transporting fish is your responsibility.
Artwork – paintings and sculptures
  • May require crating for safe shipment.
  • Type of painting will determine type of packaging.
Antiques
  • Items of extraordinary value should be appraised by a qualified individual.
  • Photographs of items are recommended. Do not put the photos in with your shipment.
  • Note any signatures, serial numbers or manufacturers marks. Keep this information with you.
Pool Table
  • Normally, disassembly at origin and set up at new residence are completed by a specialist. Planes can make arrangements for this service.
  • Slate tables will require crating services.
Waterbed
  • Must be drained and disassembled.
  • Pack mattress separately.
  • Your Planes Counselor can schedule disassembly/reassembly by a professional.