Case Study · Multi-Floor Corporate Relocation
High-Rise Office Relocation with Specialist Pool Table Handling
24.4 m³
Operational scale
16 desks
Workstations
18 chairs
Seating
8th to 3rd
Floor transfer
Project Overview
EcoGreen Movers was engaged by C&R Global Logistics to relocate a substantial office inventory from an eighth-floor workplace in Stockport to third-floor premises in Trafford Park. The 24.4 m³ scope included sixteen desks, conference furniture, eighteen office chairs, storage units, a printer, a fridge-freezer, a mini-bar fridge, a sofa and kitchen furniture.
A pool table required specialist dismantling, component control and reassembly at the destination. Local service detail sits on the Stockport office relocation page.
The Complexities: Operational Risks
Three risk areas shaped the programme.
- High-rise building interfaces: the move depended on disciplined lift use, protection of shared areas and coordination with building access arrangements at both sites.
- Mixed asset profile: furniture, appliances, office equipment and a specialist leisure asset each required different handling and loading methods.
- Complex reinstatement: pool-table components and office assets had to arrive in an order that supported accurate reassembly and efficient workplace setup.
Execution and Agility: The EcoGreen Response
- The move was structured by destination zone and asset type rather than by collection order.
- Furniture was labelled before removal and lift movements were sequenced to prevent congestion.
- Protective materials were used across high-contact routes in both buildings.
- The pool table was dismantled methodically, with fittings contained and components kept together to preserve reassembly integrity.
- Heavy appliances were positioned and restrained independently of the furniture load.
- Desks, chairs and storage were loaded in a sequence aligned to the receiving floor plan, with a planned 30 to 40 minute transfer separating the controlled loading and unloading phases.
The Outcome
The relocation consolidated a diverse 24.4 m³ office into one coordinated programme, limiting disruption to both buildings and reducing the risk of missing parts or incorrect placement. Specialist dismantling capability removed the need for the client to appoint a separate pool-table contractor.
Zone-led unloading supported faster workplace reinstatement, and the assignment evidences operational maturity across building management, asset control, specialist assembly and corporate continuity.
Procurement Green Flags
- Lift and common-area controls
- Component tracking
- Mixed-asset load plan
- Specialist reassembly
- Zone-led unloading
- Single coordinated programme
What the Record Shows
Based on job sheet ID 73. The source includes estimated loading and unloading durations.
It does not contain a signed final completion time, an incident record or client feedback, so no such figure is claimed on this page.
Multi-Floor Office Moves: Frequently Asked
Can you dismantle and reassemble a pool table?
Yes. On this project the table was dismantled methodically with fittings contained and components kept together, which removed the need for the client to appoint a separate specialist contractor.
How are lifts managed in a high-rise office move?
Movements are sequenced rather than run continuously, so the lift is not monopolised and other occupiers are not blocked. Building access arrangements are agreed with management at both ends before the day.
What stops items being placed in the wrong room?
Labelling before removal and a load order built around the receiving floor plan. Items are grouped by destination zone so unloading follows the new layout instead of the old one.
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