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What Information Do You Need for a Lashing Quote?

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An accurate lashing quote needs at least: dimensions and gross weight, centre of gravity, lifting and lashing points, transport unit type, loading location and date. Photos or drawings speed up the assessment.

Checklist

InformationWhy it matters
Dimensions (L×W×H)Transport unit choice and out-of-gauge check
Gross weightEquipment ratings and load distribution
Centre of gravityPlacement and lashing layout
Lifting/lashing pointsPermitted attachment points
Transport unit20'/40', HC, flat rack, open top, breakbulk
Location and dateCrew and equipment planning
Sensitive surfacesEdge protection and contact points
Photos / drawingsSpeed and accuracy of the pre-assessment

If some details are unknown

Centre of gravity or lashing-point data is not always to hand. We then ask the manufacturer; if it cannot be obtained, we propose a conservative arrangement and state the assumptions clearly in the quote.

How our quote process works

When you submit the form, your request is logged with a reference number. If information is missing after the pre-assessment we contact you, then prepare a quote covering scope, materials and assumptions.

Frequently asked questions

Do you have a price list?

No. Every job is planned around the cargo, so pricing is prepared per request.

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