- I move upholstered furniture from one room to another by turning it onto it's back (or side) and pulling or pushing it - I don't slide it on it's legs in case that scratches the floor. Obviously it's best if your floors are pretty clean, otherwise you are dusting the floor with the furniture haha. This works with chairs and loveseats, our couch is too big to flip on it's back so to move that I put the slider things under the legs.
- I've figured out to move upholstered chairs upstairs I roll them head over legs and sort of "walk" them up - it works! Downstairs is simple, turn it on its back or side and slide it down (our stairs are carpeted, this might not work as well if you have hardwood stairs...).
- Un-upholstered pieces get the sliders underneath - if it's really big I can't maneuver it up the stairs, I have moved them down tho using the sliding on carpet method.
- And if I really can't move it then I either make peace with that fact and admit defeat, or break down and ask for help. I've also been known to give furniture away on the condition that I don't have to help the recipient get it out of my house :)
my helper fell asleep, once again, on the job - apparently he liked the chair being tipped onto its back haha! |
I didn't take a picture of walking the chair up the stairs, it was too hard to roll the chair and get the photo at the same time!
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