Volume
Furniture and boxes determine the cubic metres the load occupies. MoveSize adds a real-world packing allowance rather than assuming perfect cuboids.
Estimate how much space your move may occupy, the likely van plan, storage footprint and packing-box count. Start with your property for a fast range, then refine it using your actual belongings.
This property-based estimate is deliberately a range. The full inventory below is the better option when you are close to booking.
Furniture and boxes determine the cubic metres the load occupies. MoveSize adds a real-world packing allowance rather than assuming perfect cuboids.
Books, tools and appliances can make weight the limiting factor before a van appears physically full.
The full workspace creates a shareable inventory and copyable summary so different removal firms can price from the same starting information.
These are broad planning midpoints, not promises. Use the inventory when the decision matters.
| Property | Typical planning midpoint | What often changes it |
|---|---|---|
| 1-bedroom home | ~9 m³ | Wardrobes, books, appliances |
| 2-bedroom flat | ~14 m³ | Lift/access, furniture amount |
| 2-bedroom house | ~17 m³ | Garden, shed, extra appliances |
| 3-bedroom house | ~25 m³ | Garage, loft, bikes, full wardrobes |
| 4-bedroom house | ~35 m³ | Multiple reception rooms and storage |
Yes, as a planning brief. A removal company should still confirm difficult access, unusually heavy or fragile items, dismantling requirements and the final load before treating it as a binding quote.
Hire fleets vary. MoveSize compares your estimate with common planning classes and indicative payloads, then asks you to confirm the exact vehicle specifications before booking.
Usually. It replaces the bedroom-count shortcut with the furniture, appliances, garden items and boxes you actually intend to move.