How it works
Schedule delivery
Pack and move
Pick up
We deliver. We pick up - for free!
Box at Work offers a green, efficient, and cheaper alternative:
Don’t buy boxes – rent them!
We are currently providing and storing boxes within Berlin, Hamburg, Osnabrück, Münster/Münsterland, Dortmund, Bochum, Witten, Hagen and Stuttgart.
Our business hours are Monday to Friday from 08:00 to 20:00, and Saturdays from 09:00 to 17:00 o’clock.
Our plastic moving boxes are larger than the standard cardboard moving box. They measure 60cm x 40cm x 37cm and have convenient, hinged lids so that they close tightly and are stackable.
You can place your order here on our website. Select the number of boxes or moving package you want to rent and the delivery and pick-up dates which are most convenient for you. Box at Work will send you an email confirmation of your order and will call you before the delivery or pick up.
The minimum amount of moving boxes is 20, whereby you will be able to use them for 2 weeks. You can of course also order one of our moving packages.
Something has changed? No problem, via your online account you are able to change everything free of charge untill 24 hours before delivery/pick up.
Within 24 hours. We will deliver all the boxes you need right to your doorstep. In a hurry? Call us on 030 22957890 and we will try to make it work!
Of course! Box at Work can always deliver extra boxes to your address. Simply order the additional boxes through your account and we deliver them to you.
Absolutely! We have moving companies as a partner who prefer to use our boxes. It will save the moving company time when loading and unloading the boxes and prevent broken items saving you lots of money and hassle.
No. Box at Work is simple: what you see is what you get! You only pay for what you have ordered. Plus the delivery and pick-up of our boxes is free of charge.
Yes we offer low prices for moving materials and you can even rent for instance a hand truck.
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Box At Work is a new company created to help make your move easier, or to store your belongings at one of our storage facilities until you are ready to collect them. We rent moving boxes so you don't have to search high-and-low for cardboard boxes, or buy new ones which could be expensive. We deliver for free to anywhere in Hamburg.
Once you've worked out how many boxes you'll need, you can order online from our website or call our offices to arrange a convenient time for the boxes to be delivered anywhere in Hamburg. Don't panic if you find you haven't ordered enough, our staff can provide more if they are in the truck, or you can call or go online and order more. Then, once you've moved, we pick up the empty boxes for free. If you rent moving boxes it is a cheaper, efficient and greener alternative than buying them. If you can't move your boxes till a later date, we can store them at one of our storage facilities, and deliver them when you need them for a small fee. Our boxes are more durable and bigger than the average cardboard box, making your belongings completely safe and secure.
Opening an online account through our website enables you to arrange delivery of your belongings in your own time. The boxes have bar codes on them, and you can upload photos of what is packed in each box, so if you need a certain box we can find and deliver it easily. The boxes can be secured by special zip ties so there can be no unfortunate spills. Once they've been delivered, if you find you need to keep them a little longer, you'll receive a 50% discount. If you'd like to keep the boxes, they can be bought for a reasonable price.
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