Heavy lift and out-of-gauge
Flat racks, open tops, break bulk and low-bed transport for cargo that exceeds standard container dimensions, with lifting arranged at both ends.
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Heavy lift, events and personal effects
Project cargo, exhibitions and removals
The shipments that do not fit a standard box — plant, exhibition stands, artwork and household moves.
- Heavy lift and out-of-gauge
- Exhibitions and events
- Removals
- Packing and insurance
Overview
How we handle project cargo & removals
Some cargo needs a plan rather than a booking. A transformer that needs a flat rack and a route survey, a trade fair stand that has to clear customs and be standing by Tuesday morning, a family moving a house across a continent — all of it is scheduled backwards from a fixed date.
These moves get a single coordinator, a written plan and a schedule with the deadlines that actually matter marked on it.
One team, one reference number, and the same person answering the phone from the first quote to the final delivery.
- Equipment
- Flat rack · open top · break bulk · low-bed · crane
- Regimes
- Temporary admission, re-export and personal effects
- Packing
- Custom crating, palletizing and moisture protection
- Planning
- Route survey, lift plan and dated schedule
What's included
Everything under project cargo & removals
Route surveys and permits
Access checked and abnormal-load permissions obtained before the equipment is committed, not after a truck is stuck at a bridge.
Exhibitions and events
Stands, samples and equipment shipped under temporary admission, delivered to the hall on the build-up date and re-exported after the show.
Removals and personal effects
Household moves packed, inventoried, containerized and cleared at destination, including the customs formalities for used personal goods.
Export packing and crating
Purpose-built cases, palletizing and moisture protection for machinery, artwork and anything with a long sea leg ahead of it.
All-risk insurance
Cover placed against declared value for project and personal consignments, with the terms explained before you sign.
How it runs
From enquiry to delivery
The same sequence every time, so you always know which stage your shipment is at and who is holding it.
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1
Survey
Dimensions, weight, lifting points and site access established — on site where the cargo justifies it.
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2
Plan and quote
Equipment, route, lifting and permits priced as one plan with a dated schedule attached.
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3
Packing and collection
Crating and protection completed, cargo loaded and secured with the lashing checked.
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4
Movement
The sea, air or road leg executed against the schedule, with progress reported at each milestone.
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5
Delivery and installation support
Offloaded, positioned and, for exhibitions, delivered to the stand ready for build-up.
At a glance
Specification
- Equipment
- Flat rack · open top · break bulk · low-bed · crane
- Regimes
- Temporary admission, re-export and personal effects
- Packing
- Custom crating, palletizing and moisture protection
- Planning
- Route survey, lift plan and dated schedule
- Insurance
- All-risk cover on declared value
Paperwork we handle
Documentation
- Method statement and lift plan
- Abnormal load and route permits
- Temporary admission and re-export files
- Detailed inventory for removals
- Packing certificates and fumigation records
- All-risk insurance certificate
Questions
What customers ask
If yours isn't here, send it over — we would rather answer it before the booking than after.
As early as you can. Permits, specialized equipment and vessel space for out-of-gauge cargo are the constraints, and none of them are quick.
Yes, and we work to the organizer's build-up window rather than to a general delivery date.
We do — packed, inventoried and containerized, with clearance of used personal effects handled at destination.
For quoted projects it is normally part of the exercise. We will tell you up front if a particular case is different.
Tell us what's shipping. We'll quote it.
Origin, destination, commodity, weight and volume is all we need to come back with a rate and a routing.