Sofas & Seating
Packaged sofas, armchairs, lounge seating and other eligible upholstered furniture.
Furniture Freight Solutions
International furniture shipping for commercial cargo.
Freight solutions for eligible household furniture, office furniture, hotel furnishings, flat-pack products, mattresses, wooden components and other packaged commercial furniture cargo. Road, sea, air and multimodal methods are evaluated according to shipment volume, dimensions, packaging, origin and destination.
Furniture Cargo Types
Commercial furniture and furnishing products we can evaluate for shipping.
Cargo acceptance depends on the exact product, packaging, route, carrier and destination requirements.
Tables & Chairs
Dining tables, desks, chairs, stools and other packaged commercial furniture pieces.
Bedroom Furniture
Beds, wardrobes, nightstands, dressers and other eligible bedroom furniture products.
Office Furniture
Office desks, workstations, cabinets, meeting tables and commercial seating systems.
Flat-Pack Furniture
Knock-down and flat-pack furniture packed in cartons or pallets for efficient transport.
Kitchen & Cabinet Systems
Packaged kitchen cabinets, modular units, doors, panels and related furnishing components.
Mattresses & Bedding Units
Commercial mattresses, bed bases and related bulky packaged furnishing products.
Hotel & Contract Furniture
Furniture packages for hotels, restaurants, offices, residences and other commercial fit-out projects.
Wooden Parts & Components
Eligible wooden panels, furniture parts, frames and packaged manufacturing components.
Other Furniture Products
If your furniture product is not listed, send photos, dimensions, weight, package count and destination for evaluation.
Freight Methods
Choose the transport method around your furniture shipment.
Road Freight / LTL
Partial truckload freight can be evaluated for suitable furniture shipments that do not require a complete vehicle, subject to dimensions, consolidation and route availability.
LTL Freight →FTL / Full Truck Load
Dedicated full truck capacity can be evaluated for larger furniture shipments, project furniture or cargo requiring a complete vehicle.
FTL Freight →Sea Freight / LCL & FCL
LCL or FCL sea freight can be evaluated for suitable furniture cargo depending on total volume, packaging, container utilization and port routing.
Sea Freight →Air & Special Cargo
Air freight can be evaluated for smaller, urgent or higher-value furniture components, while bulky or oversized pieces may require special or project-cargo planning.
Air Freight →
Shipment Planning
What affects a furniture freight quote?
Pricing Factors
- Origin city, pickup point and destination
- Number of pieces, cartons, pallets, crates or furniture packages
- Gross weight and shipment dimensions / CBM
- LTL, FTL, LCL, FCL, air, project cargo or another suitable mode
- Packaging, crating, stackability, fragility and special handling requirements
- Carrier schedules, equipment and current route conditions
Typical Shipment Information
- Commercial invoice
- Packing list
- Furniture description, materials, package dimensions and piece count where required
- Transport document appropriate to the selected mode
- Origin or product-specific documentation where required
- Any destination-specific import documentation applicable to the product
Furniture freight is highly dependent on volume, dimensions, packaging and stackability. Fragile surfaces, glass,
stone, wood, upholstery, long pieces, assembled furniture and oversized items may require additional protection,
crating, special equipment or project-cargo evaluation. Carrier acceptance and route conditions should be confirmed before dispatch.
How It Works
Plan your furniture shipment in four steps.
01
Send Cargo Details
Share the furniture type, piece or package count, weight, dimensions, photos and packaging method.
02
Provide the Route
Send the pickup city or country and final destination.
03
Select Freight Method
Road, sea, air, project cargo or multimodal transport is evaluated according to the shipment.
04
Confirm the Plan
Carrier availability, shipment requirements and route conditions are reviewed before confirmation.
Furniture Shipping FAQ
Frequently asked questions.
Can you ship furniture internationally?
Yes. Eligible packaged furniture can be evaluated for road, sea, air or another suitable freight method according to size, volume, origin, destination and packaging.
Can furniture be shipped as LTL?
LTL can be evaluated for furniture shipments that do not require a complete truck, subject to package dimensions, stackability, consolidation and route availability.
Can I use a full truck for furniture?
FTL can be evaluated for larger furniture shipments, project furniture or cargo requiring dedicated vehicle capacity.
Can furniture be shipped in containers?
Yes. LCL or FCL sea freight can be evaluated according to total CBM, package dimensions, container utilization and origin/destination ports.
Can assembled furniture be shipped?
Assembled furniture can be evaluated, but larger dimensions may affect loading efficiency and freight cost. Packaging, protection and equipment requirements should be reviewed first.
Can you ship hotel or project furniture?
Commercial furniture packages for hotels, offices, restaurants and other projects can be evaluated according to shipment volume, schedule, packaging and route requirements.
Can oversized furniture be shipped?
Oversized pieces can be evaluated as special or project cargo depending on dimensions, weight, handling, permits and equipment availability.
How much does furniture shipping cost?
Cost depends heavily on origin, destination, total CBM, weight, package dimensions, stackability, freight method and current carrier conditions. Send shipment details and dimensions for a route-specific quote.
Do you provide fixed transit times?
Transit depends on the freight method, exact route, carrier schedule, border or port procedures and current operating conditions. A shipment-specific estimate should be confirmed with the quote.
Need to ship furniture cargo?
Send the furniture type, origin, destination, piece or package count, dimensions, weight, photos and preferred freight method so the suitable route can be evaluated.