Most of the time, packing seems like a fairly obvious process - you put your things in to boxes and they get moved, seems simple enough. However, in some situations, it can be a little less easy to work out how to go. One instance of this is with whether to pack the contents of things that are already enclosed. The drawer forms a bit of an issue in many senses, as you know that everything in there is fairly well protected, but there is always the chance that the drawer will fall out of the unit and cause disaster. You need to be aware of the ways in which your removals company will be moving things, as therefore you can preempt whether there are likely to be any issues with such things. First off, think about how you could avoid the issue completely - a packing service will ensure that you do not have to worry about what to pack and how throughout the whole move! In many ways, this means that you can ensure that you get the job done without any of the stress of actually doing the job! The experience that a professional packing team will have will ensure that everything is dealt with extremely carefully and safely, and you will not have any damage, whilst also not having had to lift a finger! The price of a packing team is obviously going to put people off, but if you consider the weight of the stress that their service can lift, you may well think it worth the money!Consider what it is that is in your drawers. If the drawer is part of a light unit, that can be lifted easily, then the drawers probably won’t have to come out. In this case, if the contents of the drawers are soft furnishings or clothes, then leaving them full will be fine, as the drawers will stay in place, and the clothes will not be damaged by the unit being moved about. However, if the circumstances are different, then it is most likely that you will have to remove the contents of the drawers. If you have a drawer full of loose items, then they will be rattled around considerably by the unit being moved, no matter how carefully it is done. In most cases, a drawer is not sealed against the rest of the unit, and you may find that odd bits and pieces get smashed whilst the unit is lifted and moved about, those parts finding their way in to the rest of the cabinet or whatever it is that is being transported. In many cases, a unit will be made a lot lighter by removing the drawers, so you need to be completely certain that this is not going to happen. Finding that a unit is heavy and removing the drawers to find loads of unpacked items will mean that your removals people need to waste time finding you or a box, and packing up the newly discovered items! In such instances, everything can get a bit irritating and slow things down. You may not have accounted for the extra items, and if you are moving to storage this can be an issue!That is basically the only thing that’s stopping you from removing everything from the drawers; extra boxes of stuff means a larger load, more work and a higher price on various parts of the move, from removals services, to packing boxes, and storage units.