Why Wood Tables Are Prone to Scratches During Moves
Why is protecting wood table tops important for efficient relocation? Wood tables are prone to scratches during moves due to their delicate surface and exposure to various hazards. Unlike other materials, wood can easily suffer damage from friction, impact, and even minor abrasions. During shipping in a relocation truck, tables are often shifted, bumped, and stacked with other items, increasing the risk of scratches. Additionally, the lack of proper padding and wrapping can leave wood surfaces vulnerable to contact with rough or sharp objects.
Environmental factors like moisture and temperature fluctuations can also weaken the wood’s finish, making it more susceptible to scratches. Even small particles of dirt or debris trapped between packing materials and the wooden surface can cause significant damage during transit. The legs and edges of tables, which often protrude and come into contact with other items, are particularly at risk.