Although it is much more common with industrial rather than
office premises, sometimes we may need to call upon the services of a
professional fitter to assist with your removal.
In fact, more correctly, we may need help from a de-fitter!
Why?
In many industrial premises, health and safety requirements
demand that certain types of machinery or other objects are virtually
permanently fixed to the floor or the surrounding walls. That’s usually because if you have say a
two-tonne press, you don’t want it vibrating and moving around the floor as you
use it.
What is perhaps less obvious is that sometimes in standard
commercial and even office premises, similar logic has been applied in the
past. For example, if you have an
older-style office with tall racking for lots of paper file storage, there’s a
fair chance that it will be fixed into the walls or the floor (or both) to
reduce the risks of it toppling over.
The same can also be true in shops where shop fittings are
designed to be “public-proof” in the sense of stopping potential shoppers
injuring themselves as pieces of furniture or other fittings come down on top
of them. Read more about Office Removals and Fitters.






