Your TV is a very delicate device, and it goes without saying that it is one of the items that you pay special attention to when you’re moving. Most people decide to put their TVs in boxes and seal them up and while this actually is a bright idea most people tend to pick boxes that are not the right for their TVs. This article shows why that might have deleterious effects and why you should always
It helps make things easier for you:
You might not know it, but even you have a lot to gain from choosing the right size for your TV moving box. It makes it easy for you to carry, as you don’t have to worry about any extra weight that comes from the excess space not being used by the TV (this, of course, works for boxes that are much bigger than the TVs). You get to save energy, and your ability to move things quicker is enhanced.
Space efficient:
There is a high probability that you won’t be able to make use of excess space when you pick a moving box that is bigger than your TV. This means that when the box eventually does get into the moving van, it will be taking much more space than it ideally should. This space could have been used to accommodate something else, but it won’t be able to. In some cases, this can actually attract extra costs.
Reduces the chances of your TV getting damaged:
When the items from your home are on the move, the collision of the moving car (or truck) and the road will cause some vibrations. While the bigger box might not in itself be moving, your TV most probably will move. This means that the chances of your TV set getting damaged due to vibrations are considerably increased. With a perfectly-fitting box, your TV doesn’t move around and you can rest assured that it is being held firmly.
A smaller box might hurt your TV too:
Take this scenario for example; you bought a box for your TV and it turned out to be small. You realize you wasted cash, but you’ll do whatever you can to utilize this box so you decide to stuff your TV inside by brute force. While it might fit in, the strain on it might cause something to crack. You sure don’t want that.
