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It would be best if you could pack the items and then strap them to a pallet for safer transport. Freight alone without residential fees or lift gates will run you around $200-$300. Another option is to use a blanket wrap carrier. These are usually furniture delivery companies who fill the extra space on their truck with small interstate furniture shipments. Their minimums usually start around $350. Full service packing and shipping for a bed and a mattress will cost at least $600 and there are a variety of companies equipped to handle this including your local pack and ship stores. where you can compare options and select the best shipping company. BUT - truthfully, unless this is a real nice mattress and bed frame that cost you a few thousand bucks, the best deal is to just by a new one on the other end.Whenever I've moved (See Bio) I used Uhaul 90% of the time. Now it does depend on how far the move is, and in your case I would definitely recommend the following. Rent Uhaul Truck Get the truck not just a tow.
I do this because it helps maintain your car and avoids that miles put on during a long move. This will also help move your bed and mattress safely. & Rent a Car TowDepending on how much you want to spend you can go with either a tow dolly (Tow Dolly Trailer Rental), or if you are okay with spending just a little more money and want to save the tires on your car, a vehicle trailer (Auto Transport Rental). The downfallEven though this was a good option for me, some are afraid of towing their car. If this is the case then you should go professional. It will obviously cost you a little more, but you will have the security that you pay for. I have had great experiences with uShip. I'm not 100% certain - it depends on the service you use.This service lets you request a quote for your shipping job: Pak MailAnd this one, you post a photo of the item, a description, and the timeframe you want it shipped in and people bid on your job: uShipApparently, Greyhound ships large packages and will give you a free quote on your bed/mattress...
Greyhound Package Express - QuoteAnd Amtrak has shipping options too (yours would fall into the Heavy and Commercial Shipments): Amtrak - Policies - Baggage Policy & Service - Amtrak ExpressThere's also this article with four creative ways you can ship a bed and mattress: Move a Bed and Mattress Across the Country Good luck!/moving...There really isn't a good, cheap option unless you can fit it in your car/truck. However, generally speaking, hiring a full-service to do it for you will be more expensive than renting a truck.Have you thought about simply selling the bed? You can make some cash then buy a new one in your new hometown and avoid having to pay to ship it.Consider the Size of the Mattress If you already have a mattress you love, choosing a new bed frame becomes a bit easier. If you have a full-size mattress, you want a double bed frame. If you have a queen-size mattress, you want to look at queen-size frames. Make sure you know whether your king-size mattress is a California king or an eastern king, as they're slightly different;
a bed frame that fits one may not fit the other. If you're buying your entire bed set from scratch, consider how much room you have for a bed and what bed size makes you feel most comfortable. Consider the Size of the Room A bed is usually the largest piece of furniture in any bedroom, and a large bed can easily overpower a small room. Place your mattress on the floor to get a sense of its size, or use pillows or masking tape to approximate it. If you find that you already feel cramped, opt for a simple metal bed frame under your box spring to maximize the usable space in your bedroom. A simple platform bed frame can also be a space-saving option, and you can even expand your storage options by choosing a bed that offers drawers under the box spring or shelves in the headboard. Choose Between a Platform Bed and a Box Spring With many platform beds, you only need a mattress and no box spring; this makes buying a platform bed a wise choice for many shoppers watching their budgets.
Of course, some platform beds can also accommodate a box spring if you like your bed a little higher off the ground. The choice between platform bed and box spring is also a question of firmness for some, with many people preferring the hard foundation that many platform beds provide. Consider the Height and Bulkiness of the Bed If you desire the drama of a more elaborate bed frame, such as a four-poster or canopy bed, aim your tape measure toward the ceiling. A tall bed frame requires a high ceiling, as even a large bedroom can start to feel cramped. Do a little extra measuring as well if you prefer a bulky bed frame such as a sleigh bed or a bed frame-headboard combination with bookshelves included. Bear in mind that you might have to disassemble and reassemble larger beds to get them through a bedroom door, and make sure that's possible with your chosen frame. Consider Your Own Decorating Style Because the bed is the focal point of any bedroom, choosing the right style is paramount.