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Too big for a box

Breakbulk and project cargo

Some cargo does not fit the standard system. When a piece is too tall, too wide or too heavy for a container, it moves as breakbulk: lifted aboard, stowed and secured as its own unit. This is planning work as much as freight work, and it starts with the dimensions and the lifting points rather than with a price list.

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What it includes
  • Route and lift planning before anything is booked
  • Flat rack and open top options where they fit
  • Breakbulk stowage for pieces that need it
  • Lifting, securing and surveying arrangements
  • Documentation for oversized movements
  • Inland haulage at both ends, including permits where required
What we need to quote
  1. 01Exact dimensions and weight of each piece
  2. 02Photographs if you have them
  3. 03Lifting points, or whether the piece can be slung
  4. 04Collection and delivery addresses, and site access at both
Typical cargo

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GeneratorsTransformersTanks and vesselsSteel structuresBoats

If your cargo is not on that list it does not mean we cannot move it — tell us what it is and we will say which of the services fits.

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What do you need to quote Breakbulk and project cargo?
To quote it we need exact dimensions and weight of each piece; photographs if you have them; lifting points, or whether the piece can be slung; collection and delivery addresses, and site access at both. Send what you have and we will tell you what else the movement needs.
What does Breakbulk and project cargo cover?
Some cargo does not fit the standard system. It covers route and lift planning before anything is booked; flat rack and open top options where they fit; breakbulk stowage for pieces that need it; lifting, securing and surveying arrangements; documentation for oversized movements; inland haulage at both ends, including permits where required.
Is Breakbulk and project cargo the right service for my cargo?
Oversized, overweight and awkward loads that will not go in a container and need to be planned rather than booked. Typically that means generators, transformers, tanks and vessels, steel structures and boats.
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