How to Move Your Home Office

Moving the office requires planning; in some households it is usually the place where things are stored and sometimes it can be the most disorganized place in the house, after all, most people don't see it - except for you. So, before you move, it's a good idea to organize your space. With that in mind, let's look at the steps to preparing your home office, study or den for moving.

Record collecting and organizing is not everyone's forte. In fact, most people tend to keep their documents in a desk drawer or in a shoe box in the closet. When you're moving, getting those records together is key to settling into your new place smoothly and painlessly.

Moving furniture requires a little extra care, simply because most furniture pieces are large and can't be packed in a box. Use this guide to disassemble desks, move shelves and other heavy office furniture.

We all have them. We all need them. In fact, if you're reading this right now, you're going to have to eventually pack it up. Computers. Fragile, at times testy, equipment that need special consideration when moving.

A broken computer is not a headache you'll want to deal with once you're all moved into your new place. Learn how to pack a computer properly using these simple steps.

If you're moving a long distance and are being charged by weight, make sure you carefully go through your books and determine what you really want to keep and pay to move. Books are heavy. Even paperbacks can add up to a lot of money. So use this guide to sort, pack and move your books.

Lamps are always a little difficult to pack and move; they're fragile, have a strange shape and don't fit well into regular boxes. Find out how to pack table lamps with this easy to use guide.

How do you pack pictures and frames without chipping corners or breaking glass? Find out in this easy step-by-step packing guide.