Moving Boxes in Nairobi and Packing Materials, Delivered

Some items need more than paper. For example, flat-screen TVs travel best in a padded TV box or wrapped in a blanket and film. Similarly, mirrors and glass tables need cardboard corners and a picture box or a simple wooden crate. Meanwhile, lamps travel with the shade packed separately and the base wrapped in bubble wrap.

Musical instruments, artwork and antiques often need custom crates. In that case, our specialist furniture team can build a crate on site and move the item for you.

Students and people moving a single room usually need only ten to fifteen boxes. So our starter kit is a good fit. It includes enough moving boxes in Nairobi for a hostel room or bedsitter, plus tape and paper. After that, if you need help with the move itself, see our small and budget moves.

A good double-wall box can survive three or four moves. Therefore we inspect boxes when we collect them and reuse the strong ones. Weak or wet boxes go to cardboard recyclers. If you want to recycle at home, flatten boxes and keep them dry. The National Environment Management Authority website explains how waste should be separated in Kenya.

First of all, our boxes are the same ones our own crews use every day, so we know they hold up. In addition, we keep enough stock for busy month-end weeks, when many shops run out. Also, our team can tell you exactly how many you need, which saves you buying too many or running out on the last night. Families who buy their packing boxes in Nairobi from us often upgrade to our packing service for the kitchen alone, which is the hardest room to do well.

Ready to order? Tell us your home size and moving date, and we will deliver the right moving boxes in Nairobi to your door.