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When a lot of people move, they feel uncertain about what to do with their TV. Some people place it on the back seat of their vehicle or wrap it in a blanket and place it in their rented moving truck, but these decisions can sometimes result in damage to the screen. A better option is to look for a TV moving box, which you can find at nearly any moving box supplier. These boxes are shaped like a TV and are available in several sizes to accommodate everything from small to large screens. When you're evaluating some TV moving boxes, look for these features.
Double Walls
When you look at different TV moving boxes, you'll see some that are labeled as having double walls. This essentially means that the box has two layers of cardboard around its perimeter with a small space between the layers. The double-wall design helps create a protective barrier for the TV. If something impacts the exterior of the box, it may push the cardboard in, but the second wall of cardboard will prevent damage to the screen. Without the double-wall design, only one layer of cardboard stands between your TV and heavy objects that could fall into it during the move.
Padded Corners
You'll see some TV moving boxes that have padded corners. Generally, this means that there are "L"-shaped pieces of foam in each of the corners that will wrap around the corners of your TV. This feature is important because an impact to one of the corners could cause the TV's screen to shatter. For example, if you were to drop the boxed TV on its corner, you could cause significant damage to the appliance. Padded corners will dramatically reduce the risk of anything bad happening to the screen, even in the event of you dropping the box.
Carrying Handles
Some TV moving boxes are equipped with carrying handles. Their presence can make it a lot easier to carry the boxed TV, particularly if the TV is large. Although most TVs aren't overly heavy, their large size can make carrying them awkward. The last thing that you want is to lose a grip on the boxed TV and have it fall to the floor or ground. When you're able to carry the box by its handles, you'll significantly lower the likelihood of dropping it. Look for TV moving boxes when you shop for boxes for your upcoming move.
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