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Furniture protection is not optional at Giant Van.

It is part of every job by default.

The materials and methods we use have been refined across thousands of furniture deliveries.

Before loading, each sofa section is assessed for its most vulnerable points.

Armrests, exposed legs, and corner brackets are the areas most likely to catch on door frames or van walls.

Our team wraps these first with foam edge guards, then covers the full piece with heavy-duty furniture blankets.

Fabric sofas need breathable protection.

We use woven moving blankets rather than plastic film.

Plastic film can hold moisture against fabric, causing mould or odour damage during longer transits.

Our blankets are washed and dried between jobs.

Leather sofas get an additional layer of care.

We apply anti-scuff paper under the blanket surface at any point where the leather will rest against van walls or loading tracks.

A single scuff on a leather corner sofa can cost hundreds of pounds to repair.

We prevent it from happening.

Inside the van, each sofa section is secured with load-locking bars and ratchet straps.

Nothing shifts during transport.

We do not rely on the sections leaning against each other.

Proper anchor points mean each piece is independently secured.

For deliveries involving stairs, tight bends, or low ceilings, we use two-person carries and furniture glide pads.

We never tilt a sofa at an angle that puts stress on the frame or feet joints.

A fractured internal joint in a corner sofa often does not show until weeks later when the section starts to sag.

Our approach to protection is one reason customers come back to Giant Van for their next move.