
250kg Marble Coffee Table
A custom-protected marble coffee table controlled safely over a steep external stair route.
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Swipe through specialist stair moves, commercial equipment, safes, machinery and precision placements completed across Sydney.

A custom-protected marble coffee table controlled safely over a steep external stair route.

Three flights of stairs followed by precision placement over a bench.

A vibration-sensitive upper section mechanically aligned with its base using a counterweighted crane.

A slim-profile ice bath protected and carried vertically over a long outdoor stair route.

A 2.06m sculpture mechanically tilted to enter a smaller replacement lift.

A custom ramp, specialised rollers and Hercules support controlled a 30-metre stair descent.

A secured safe moved through a route with limited working space.

Three commercial vessels relocated from Mona Vale to Brookvale.

Specialist mechanical control used where manpower alone could not progress.

Sensitive surfaces wrapped, restrained and monitored through the route.

Specialist equipment combined to complete a restricted destination placement.

Equipment, clearances, stairs and placement assessed before movement begins.
Equipment selected for the item and complete routeThe safest solution depends on weight, dimensions, stairs, landings, fragile surfaces, parking and final placement—not simply the number of removalists.
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Explore the access challenges, protection, equipment and results for each project. Every move needs its own assessment of the item and the complete route.
Five hours of planning supported a six-hour relocation using route preparation, floor protection, pallet handling and a HIAB-equipped truck.
The vessels occupied a working hospitality venue. The route included a raised internal edge, a doorway that needed removal, an uneven external footpath, traffic considerations and nighttime work.
The complete route was assessed before execution. A safety plan and Safe Work Method Statement documented the movement sequence, access preparation, floor protection, loading position and road-transport requirements.
A HIAB-equipped truck, electric pallet jack, specialist pallet jacks, rated slings and suitable lifting equipment were selected for distinct stages of the relocation.
All three vessels were relocated using one coordinated methodology covering the internal room, doorway, footpath, loading position and destination.



A controlled stair descent was followed by a one-metre elevation over a bench into a restricted commercial service area.
Three flights, narrow landings, multiple turns and limited manoeuvring room left little space for correction. The final location was separated from the approach by a service bench.
The item dimensions, weight, stair widths, turns, landings and final placement height were assessed together before the equipment sequence was confirmed.
The fridge was wrapped, padded and fitted with protective edging. Restraints supported the load without placing pressure on vulnerable glass.
A scissor lift, ramp and specialist dolly created a controlled height transition so the fridge could be moved over the bench and guided into position.



Ten available workers could not solve the stair section. JB used protection, mechanical load control and a three-person specialist crew.
The weight, dimensions, staircase, turning space, transitions, securing points and destination removal method were assessed as one system.
The glass and vulnerable surfaces were re-wrapped with foam and protective edging before the machine was aligned and secured.
The equipment supported the load progressively over the stairs. The crew controlled alignment and stability instead of carrying the full weight manually.
A larger crew does not necessarily produce the lowest completed cost. The useful comparison is the equipment, methodology, crew requirement and likely completion time.
JB completed the difficult stair component with three removalists in approximately 2.5 hours while protecting the machine and commercial route.



The refrigerator could not fit through the doorway, so JB planned a controlled window entry. Traffic control, custom MDF protection and protection around the marble counter formed part of the plan.
Parking the truck safely was difficult at the Glebe location, so traffic control was required before unloading could begin. The 250 kg commercial refrigerator could not pass through the available doorway, which ruled out a conventional delivery route.
The front window provided the workable entry point, but the refrigerator had to travel over a marble bench before reaching the interior. The window area, bench and complete internal movement path were assessed together before lifting began.
The refrigerator was fully wrapped and enclosed with MDF to create a rigid protective shell. The marble bench and surrounding contact points were also protected before the item was brought through the window.
Inside the shop, the route included approximately three steps and restricted clearance. Components at the top of the refrigerator were temporarily removed so the unit could be tilted safely and guided into its final position.
From access planning and protective preparation through to the window entry and final placement, the complete specialist delivery was completed within five hours.



The original delivery team could not complete the staircase with the 250kg marble coffee table. JB used a pre-job site inspection, complete property protection and a controlled two-specialist stair-climber method.
The coffee table was custom-made from marble selected for its distinctive veining and had taken around a year to create. If the stone was damaged, there was no readily available replacement, so the movement method had to prioritise protection and control at every stage.
JB completed a site inspection before the delivery. The team assessed the table, its weight and the staircase. They checked the tight turns and the space the crew needed to work safely around the load.
The floors and stairs were covered before movement began. The marble table was wrapped and enclosed inside a rigid custom-made protective casing, then positioned and restrained on the stair climber.
The stairwell did not provide safe working positions for a conventional four-person carry. One trained operator controlled the stair climber while a second specialist supervised wall, handrail and turning clearances throughout the ascent.
The one-off table reached its intended level through the restricted staircase under a planned and controlled movement system. The specialist equipment solved an access problem the original delivery team could not complete.




The dental machine had an estimated six-month production lead time. JB planned its transport and assembly to limit vibration, using a large-tail-lift truck, a one-tonne furniture trolley and a counterweighted crane.
The machine was manufactured in Germany for a specialist dental client. A replacement could take around six months to produce, so any serious damage could create a lengthy operational delay and potentially a six-figure financial consequence.
JB inspected the site before moving day. Before the equipment arrived, the team checked the unloading position, route, component weights and protection needs. They also planned the trolley and crane positions, rigging points and final assembly sequence.
A specialist truck with a large tail lift supported controlled unloading. The machine sections were wrapped, cushioned and restrained, then moved slowly on a purpose-built furniture trolley rated to carry up to one tonne. Every transition was managed to limit vibration, sudden movement and impact.
The machine arrived in two primary sections: an upper section of approximately 400 kg and a base of approximately 300 kg. Rated slings and a counterweighted crane supported the upper section. The crew guided it into alignment and lowered it gently onto the base, avoiding uncontrolled manual lifting.
From unloading and protective preparation through to positioning, crane-assisted assembly and final placement, the complete operation took approximately six hours. The machine was installed successfully under one planned and controlled methodology.




A long external staircase and the ice bath’s slim profile ruled out a conventional carry. JB removed the shipping crate, rebuilt the protection around the unit and used a vertical-load stair climber for the controlled ascent.
JB completed a site inspection before moving day. The team confirmed the 250 kg weight and assessed the number of steps, stair widths and transitions. They identified safe working positions and planned protection along the complete outdoor route.
The ice bath arrived inside a shipping crate, but the crate was unsuitable for the restricted staircase and the vertical stair-climber setup. JB removed the unit from the crate so the protection and restraint system could be built directly around the ice bath.
The slim-profile bath was fully re-wrapped and cushioned. JB placed reinforced protective wedges and corner guards around vulnerable contact points. Multiple restraints then secured the load to the stair climber without relying on the original crate.
JB selected its specialist vertical-load stair climber to keep the tall load mechanically supported in an upright working position. The machine advanced progressively over the steps while the crew controlled alignment, wall clearance and each change in the stair route.
Despite the number of steps and the exposed outdoor access, the protected ice bath was moved safely to the upper level. The completed delivery followed the method established during the inspection—from weight and access checks through to re-wrapping, restraint and the controlled ascent.





The sculpture originally entered the building upright in its larger 1990 lift. The replacement lift had a smaller car. JB secured the sculpture to a 360kg stair climber and mechanically tilted it to pass into the reduced space.
The 700 kg marble sculpture had been placed in the building in 1990, when the original lift was large enough to carry it standing upright. The lift was later replaced with a smaller car, so the original installation method could not be reversed for the removal.
The sculpture measured approximately 2.06 metres high. JB assessed its height, weight, base, corridor route, lift opening, internal car space and the clearance needed to change its angle. Lift technicians attended the operation to support safe coordination with the lift while the load was brought inside.
The corridor floor and lift interior were protected before movement began. Padded blankets protected the contact areas between the marble and equipment. Multiple restraints secured the sculpture and its heavy base to the stair climber while the crew controlled the change of angle.
JB used the stair climber as a mechanical tilting and load-control platform rather than attempting to tip the sculpture manually. The sculpture weighed 700 kg and the stair climber approximately 360 kg. Together they created a load of about 1,060 kg, before adding the crew and ancillary protection.
The stair climber progressively lowered the sculpture from its standing position while maintaining support through the centre of the load. Once the profile matched the smaller lift, the team guided the protected sculpture across the threshold and fully into the car with the lift technicians present. The restricted-lift removal was completed safely.




Restricted head clearance required the 500kg machine to travel down a long stepped route. JB built a custom ramp and combined specialised rollers, a haul-back restraint system, rear counterbalancing lifts and Hercules support to control the descent.
The commercial machine weighed approximately 500 kg. Limited overhead clearance ruled out a conventional upright move. The workable route took the load down approximately 30 metres of stepped access.
The project occupied approximately 10 hours on site, with the day devoted to route preparation, ramp construction and the controlled move. JB assessed the machine’s dimensions and balance, the stair gradient, overhead clearance, transitions and the working positions needed to support and restrain the load.
The individual steps could not provide a suitable rolling surface for a machine of this weight. JB custom-built a continuous ramp over the staircase and aligned each section along the route. This gave the specialised rollers a controlled surface and protected the tiles beneath.
A dedicated restraint system held the load back from above so gravity could not accelerate the machine down the incline. Specialised lifting equipment at the rear counterbalanced the weight, while Hercules supported the machine as the crew advanced it progressively along the ramp.
The team coordinated the restraint, rear lift, rollers and Hercules support through each section of the route, pausing to check alignment and clearance before continuing. After approximately 10 hours of preparation and controlled handling, the 500 kg machine reached the lower work area safely.






Pianos, safes, machinery, commercial refrigeration, medical and laboratory equipment, arcade machines, stone, marble, oversized furniture and other heavy or fragile items. Every item and route is assessed individually. For instrument-specific preparation, see our piano removals service.
The stair-climbing system is designed to mechanically control heavy loads on suitable stair routes. JB considers stair width, landings, turns, load dimensions, weight distribution and surface protection before confirming the method. The stair climber hire page explains the machine, operator and managed-move options.
No. Specialist equipment reduces uncontrolled manual lifting, but trained removalists are still required to secure, guide and monitor the load. Crew size depends on the item, route and selected methodology.
Start with the item type, pickup and delivery locations, and your preferred timing. Add approximate weight and dimensions if known. Photos or video of the item, stairs, lifts, landings and final placement area help the assessment. You can submit an initial enquiry without every measurement; JB will confirm what else is needed.
Tell JB about marble tables, large cabinets, oversized furniture and other items needing specialist handling when you enquire. Include the full household inventory and explain the access at both properties. The team can assess specialist handling alongside your home removal. Confirm the equipment, protection, crew and any separate charges in the written scope.
The item’s weight, dimensions and fragility are considered alongside stairs, turns, carrying distances, loading access and final placement. Equipment, crew, protection and any site preparation also affect the plan. Provide the same details when comparing quotes and ask what is included. JB confirms pricing after reviewing the job; weight alone does not determine the cost. Include any packing and unpacking or storage between moving dates in your enquiry. Confirm suitability for large or oversized items, handling, redelivery and charges in the written quote.
Share building-manager requirements, lift dimensions, loading-dock bookings and permitted working hours before the method is agreed. Explain anything that has changed since the inspection, including parked vehicles or construction work. Confirm who will arrange access and meet the team. For larger sites, our warehouse removals page covers inventory and operational planning.
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