Moving volume calculator.

This calculator estimates inventory volume in cubic feet or cubic metres. It does not turn that number into a Sterling price. Price also depends on the route, access, packing, weight, timing and agreed work. The optional budget tab uses rates and hours you enter yourself. Request a written estimate for the actual shipment.

For an item measured in inches, multiply length × width × height and divide by 1,728. A 24 × 24 × 24-inch carton is 8 cubic feet. Measure the outside of the actual protected item or package, and multiply by quantity. Rectangular volume is a planning reference, not a solved loading arrangement.

No. You can build the list, see the volume, save a file and print a PDF without providing contacts. Your plan stays in this browser on this device. Contact details are requested only if you choose to submit a quote request.

Yes. The Office branch has its own saved inventory for workstations, meeting rooms, storage and equipment. Switching between Home and Office keeps both lists. Review equipment preparation, building hours and freight-elevator or loading-dock access with the responsible teams.

You can save it and return later, or ask the team to review a partial list. Mark undecided items and explain missing rooms or unusual pieces. A percentage allowance cannot find omitted belongings. The written estimate needs an agreed shipment and service scope.