The largest piece can matter more than the total weight
Plan furniture, equipment, fixtures, building materials, and other non-standard freight around handling, packaging, access, and unloading—not a simplified online rate.
Request an Oversized Cargo ReviewSix details that determine feasibility and price
Provide packed measurements and destination conditions before choosing a mode.
Largest piece
Length, width, height, and actual packed shape can trigger special handling.
Heaviest piece
Single-piece weight affects forklift, tail-lift, and manual handling feasibility.
Stackability
Non-stackable freight occupies protected space and may change chargeable volume.
Packaging
Crates, pallets, edge protection, strapping, moisture control, and wood compliance matter.
Delivery site
Postcode, truck access, dock, forklift, appointment, and receiving labor must be confirmed.
Cargo value
Carrier liability may be limited; high-value or fragile cargo should be considered for insurance.
Modes to compare
Depending on dimensions, value, timing, and destination, a shipment may fit air freight, LCL, FCL, or a dedicated oversized channel. The best option is confirmed only after reviewing the complete packing data.
Prepare before pickup
- • Final packed dimensions and weight
- • Clear photos of cargo and packaging
- • Forklift entry points and center of gravity where relevant
- • Wood packaging compliance
- • Destination unloading plan
- • Insurance request for high-value or fragile cargo
Resolve handling and delivery questions
Check unloading requirements →
Clarify access, liftgate suitability, appointments and receiving equipment.
Plan a USA shipment →
Compare transport options with the actual mainland destination conditions.
Prepare the packing details →
Collect the measurements, cargo information and delivery facts needed for review.
Have long, heavy, or non-stackable cargo?
Send the largest piece, heaviest piece, packaging, postcode, and unloading conditions for review.