What a 1-Bed Actually Holds, and What It Packs Into
A typical one-bedroom inventory: a bed and mattress, a wardrobe, a chest of drawers, a sofa, a coffee table, a television and stand, a dining set for two to four, a desk setup where you work from home, white goods where they are yours, and the kitchen. That is one Luton load with room to spare, which is why a one-bedroom move is priced on time and access rather than on space.
The packing scale for the size: 25 to 40 boxes in total, of which the kitchen alone is usually 8 to 12, then clothes, books, bathroom and the cupboard layer every settled flat accumulates. Materials, if you book them from us, run at £5 a box, £15 for protective wrap and £10 a roll of tape. A studio packs into 15 to 25 boxes and a two-bedroom home into 40 to 60, so if your count is heading past 40, tell us: the flat may be a one-bedroom in name and a two-bedroom in contents, and the quote should say so.
Work out your own box count with the packing calculator, and if you would rather the crew packed, our packing services page sets out how that is charged and what it covers.