What access details matter for a move in Baltic Triangle?
Measure and describe the complete route from each item to the van. Do not rely on the property type alone: the narrowest doorway, a turn on the stairs, a lift opening or a locked shared entrance can change how an item is handled.
Local information to check
The five-metre bay length used in Liverpool's application is a planning unit, not proof that the whole unloading operation fits. Tell the council the vehicle dimensions, and check room for the doors, equipment and carrying route at the building. Read Liverpool parking bay suspensions for the current details.
Make an access record for both addresses
- Measure the largest items and the narrowest doors, corridors and stair turns; send photographs where useful.
- Confirm lift dimensions and any booking rules with the building manager, including who provides access.
- Record steps and the carrying distance from the approved loading position. Tell the booking team if an item cannot pass without preparation.
Arrange the street-side loading position. For the service and a personalised quote, see man and van in Baltic Triangle.
