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The joy of contemporary solitary youth, you can never imagine.
The room is chaotic and you want to clean up when you want to clean up, and if you want to eat snail powder, you don't have to worry about whether your roommate likes it or not. Freedom to eat, freedom to play, freedom to sleep... All in!
However, as soon as they moved, they collectively emo.
Packing luggage until late at night, moving things back and forth to the lack of oxygen, frantically cleaning up wardrobes, cabinets, furniture, forced to leave... How nice it would be if you could move without doing the whole thing!
Okay, meet yours, hardcore overlord Nyonyon Uluh New Zealanders apply to fight.
Hegemonic hardcore moving
Maybe you have heard of "Japanese-style moving" before, that is, the moving company provides an integrated service of "handling + packing + returning + cleaning", and customers do not need to do anything throughout the process, and it is easy to carry bags to move into their new home.
However, this is nothing in front of The True Bull New Zealanders, because - other people move furniture and goods, and they move, they move the whole house!
How many steps is there in New Zealand?
Three steps! The solution can refer to "putting the elephant in the refrigerator", that is, moving the house up - transporting the house - putting the house in a new place.
Step 1, move the house up and put it on the means of transport.
After contacting the moving company, there will be professionals to check the house, and after the indicators are no problem, the staff will remove all the support structures under the house.
Then depending on the size and type of house, the moving company will have countless packages for customers to choose from:
Option 1: Basic type - wooden house, applicable to the "uprooting" method.
After the foundation is cleared, the house is topped up with a jack.
Then the lift is lifted, and the whole house is loaded and can be on the road.
Scheme 2: Complex type - big house, apply the cake splitting method.
What the? You say you have a large villa of 2,000 square meters, three ranches, five swimming pools, seven billiard rooms? Don't be afraid, as long as you find the right "dismantling company", you can easily solve your troubles.
Depending on the size of the house and the actual traffic conditions, the moving company will eventually decide how many pieces to cut the house into for transportation, some cut into 2 pieces, and as many as 6 pieces.
In the end, the skilled workers will fit these divided parts together perfectly and assemble them back to their original form.
Option Three: Weight Type - If you want to move a large tonnage brick house, the Krypton gold package welcomes you.
In fact, whether it is a wooden house or a brick house weighing hundreds of tons, as long as the support structure can be demolished, the house can be moved. However, the amount of brick houses is large and the cost is relatively high, so there are generally fewer people who choose this way of demolition and moving.
Step 2, transport the house safely to the destination.
In New Zealand, moving a house can not only go by land, but also by sea. These houses can even make a small-budget movie with various kinds of god-walking crowdfunding, and the title of the film has been thought of for it, which is called "The Youth Tour of the House".
Gliding in the grass, small meaning;
Drifting slopes, fearless;
Circumnavigating the sea, no problem!
House: The smell of the sea, I know~
Step 3, put the house down, connect the water and electricity, and live in a new home.
Lay the new foundation in advance, and when the house arrives, you can quickly unload it and resettle it, and once the water and electricity are passed, you can live in a new home!
So maybe Hal's moving castle is also from New Zealand?
Snail reincarnation?
So, why on earth would New Zealand adopt this hardcore way of moving? Could it be that every New Zealander who moves is a snail reincarnated?
First, it goes back to where New Zealand is. New Zealand is located in the Pacific Ring of Volcanic Seismic Zone and is an earthquake-prone country, with tens of thousands of earthquakes of all sizes every year.
It is for this reason that New Zealand strongly advocates the use of light wooden houses with significant seismic effects. Currently, 95% of New Zealanders live in houses with this wooden structure. Wooden houses are lightweight and suitable for "rooting up", which also provides convenient conditions for house handling.
In addition, wood is highly elastic and flexible, and can be completely restored after minor deformation. If you are like the steel and cement frame structure commonly used in China, I am afraid that you cannot use this kind of snail moving operation, too heavy not to say, a little careless, after the dislocation can not be restored to trouble.
Also, buying a second-hand house in New Zealand is really cheap!
Perhaps many people have had such a dream - "I have a house, facing the sea, spring blossoms", now, as long as you come to New Zealand, this ideal can be turned into reality. All year round as long as you want, every day can be a sea view room!
You would never have imagined that New Zealand has such a unique way to buy a house:
Buy a piece of land first, then go to the market to buy a second-hand house, and finally use a truck to carry the house to the land you bought.
Compared with building a new house, the relocation of the old house can save a lot in terms of both monetary cost and time cost.
From buying the right home in a second-hand market, to getting city council approval, to moving it to a new destination, the buyer typically takes three or four months.
Not only that, but buying a second-hand home and relocating can cost half or two-thirds of a new building. Moreover, in New Zealand, houses sold for 10,000 New Zealand dollars (about 45,000 yuan) abound. Not only that, but the price of many second-hand houses is even lower than you can imagine.
On New Zealand's second-hand trading site Trade Me, you can buy a suite for just $1, which translates into less than 5 yuan!
Source: Trade Me
And that's not all, you can even get a two-storey sea view grand villa for free!
Located in the Marlborough Sound area of New Zealand's South Island, this villa has an indoor area of approximately 160 square metres. Seeing this, some people may not be able to help but ask, such a good house is actually free to send? Wouldn't it be a new type of scam?
No No No！ The reason behind this is actually: the owner wants to move to the newly built house behind this villa, but the old house blocks the view.
They couldn't let them enjoy the more beautiful sea and sunset, so they decided to give away the old house for free.
In addition, part of the reason is that a quarter of the old villa is located in the protected area, and if you remove it manually, the process of applying for the relevant permit is too cumbersome. (High-class: Really rich and willful!) ）
Does it feel like you can rush? Emmm here warm tips: before buying a house, first you must have a large piece of land, otherwise there is no place to put it.
Domineering moving is really not easy
On Youtube, many New Zealand-style hardcore moving videos have received thousands of views, and netizens can't help but call "simple and rude".
But in fact, this kind of hegemonic moving is not simple in practice, and it can even be said that the difficulty coefficient is a bit large. Because of this, in New Zealand, not everyone will choose this way of moving. Not to mention whether you can afford to buy a piece of land, just thinking about the preliminary preparation of "snail moving" and the subsequent complex transportation process is already a headache.
The removal of the house alone, the moving company may have to spend more than ten hours to dozens of hours, and the subsequent transportation, resettlement and other links need to ensure that the house can not be damaged. In New Zealand, not everyone will choose this type of move.
At the same time, the parties also need to make a series of preparations before moving.
The first and most important thing is money. Generally speaking, moving a house costs an average of about 40,000 New Zealand dollars (about 180,000 yuan), plus other miscellaneous expenses may reach up to 100,000 New Zealand dollars (about 450,000 yuan), of course, this price must be mainly based on the value of the house and the difficulty of demolition and removal.
Next, you need to go to the local area to understand the process of changing the address of the house. Then find a qualified and reliable moving company to check the house and see if it can withstand the toss.
Then you have to go to the Town Planning Authority to apply for a building permit and go to the New Zealand Transport Authority to apply for an "Over-dimension Load Permit". After all, the house is not a small Densey.
If you are lucky enough to live in a relatively old house, that is, an "old antique" built before the 40s, you will have to apply for an additional resource permit.
It is worth mentioning that
You need to be very careful when carrying out the "New Zealand-style hegemonic general move", and it is easy to "domineering side leakage" if you are not careful.
New Zealand has many mountain roads and curves, which makes it common for houses to get stuck on the road or fall on the road. Previously, Auckland had caused the two-way road to be blocked because the house fell out of the truck, which in turn triggered a New Zealand-style road closure.
Generally speaking, in order to ensure the safety of motor vehicles and pedestrians on the road, New Zealand-style moving is mostly carried out at night or in the early morning. In front of the big truck, the moving company will arrange for a wrecker to alert other vehicles. A large sign will be placed on the roof of the wrecker in front of it, marked "HOUSE FOLLOWS".
The car behind it will read "HOUSE AHEAD". If you happen to see this sign on a New Zealand road, be sure to avoid it.
Having said all that, all in all, for many hard-working movers, the hardcore moves created by working New Zealanders with super hands-on abilities are the most time-saving, labor-saving and cost-effective choice in their minds.
I really hope that one day, the domestic move can also get out of such a hegemonic route, otherwise, let us live in Hal's mobile castle, or send us a magic carriage that can be loaded with anything!
Author | Hao Shuai
Edit | Ah Xun
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