where can I get big plastic wrapping so that i can wrap my queen size bed for moving?

Question

I don't want to get any scratches on my new bed that I bought a couple of months ago.

Answer 1

U-haul moving.

Answer 2

Try Lowes or Home Depot. Get some thickest ply 6 or better of plastic sheeting. You can find a 6ft by 15 or 50, sorry cannot remember, of plastic sheeting. That is what we did and it worked great. Oh Wal Mart also and some tape.

Answer 3

Try the free route, freecycle.org or craigslist.org ...if no luck a hardware store like Menards, Home Depot, etc. will have paint drop cloths that are perfect. The plastic ones are very cheap, and since you are moving, reusable if you need to paint. Good luck!

Answer 4

I don't know if they sell them, but you could inquire with a moving company. Companies that you pay to pack you up and move your belongings do have jumbo size plastic bags that they bag mattresses, and such, in. You could call and ask if they'd sell you one. If they won't they may be able to tell you where to buy one. Good Luck

Answer 5

I've seen these at my local grocery store (H.E.B.). They're in the office supplies section, more specifically the mailing section (with bubble-mailers, packing tape, etc). They're reasonably priced (~ $5) and have the blue USPS (United States Postal Service) logo on'em.

Hope this helps.

Answer 6

Ace hardware, Home Depot, etc. They have large plastic sheets which are used as drop cloths for painters. Comes in rolls, and arent too expensive.

Answer 7

Moving companies like uhaul as well as some bedding stores sell them fairly cheaply, other wise I would suggest purchasing painting tarps and taping.

Answer 8

Try a builders merchant and buy a roll of polythene damp proofing membrane

Answer 9

Any Uhaul.
http://store.uhaul.com/master_product_detail.aspx?id=108

Answer 10

A moving company, or a mattress store would have something that would work.