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Determine if your wardrobe is FCL (Full Container Load) or OOG (Out of Gauge). OOG requires specialized handling and increases costs. A wardrobe exceeding 120 cubic feet is often classified as OOG.
Professional crating with at least 18mm thick plywood, internal bracing, corner protectors, and padding is essential.
Shipping International suggests choosing a forwarder experienced with OOG/Heavy Lift Cargo. Verify insurance, reviews, and licensing.
Select ports equipped for OOG cargo and heavy lift operations. Consider proximity and port handling fees.
OOG cargo requires specialized transport (e.g., lowboy trailers).
Obtain comprehensive cargo insurance (all-risk coverage) to protect against damage or loss.
Use tracking systems to monitor shipment progress. Arrange heavy lift equipment for efficient unloading and delivery.
Customs regulations vary significantly by country. Required documentation may include certificates of origin, import permits, and other specific forms. Delays can occur due to incorrect or incomplete documentation. Check the specific requirements for your destination country well in advance.
Shipping a custom wardrobe unit internationally can seem complex, but with careful planning and the right partners, the process can be straightforward. Remember to factor in all potential costs and timelines. Information on Shipping International's services can be found at shippinginternational.co.uk.
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