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Shipping Rugs Across Country with TSI

Rugs can be heavy and bulky, and that makes them difficult to move. Whether you’re shipping a single rug or an entire home’s worth of belongings, TSI makes shipping rugs easy. With our nationwide network of professional shipping partners, TSI’s expert problem solvers specialize in creating customized plans for shipping rugs. 

All of TSI’s solutions for shipping rugs include professional packing and preparation to ensure your rug arrives undamaged. Need to ship rugs from multiple origins to a single destination, or from a single origin to multiple destinations? We can help with that too. Request a rug shipping quote for more information. We can ship rugs across country or any distance longer than 150 miles, including:

All Sizes/Shapes

All Sizes/Shapes

Square or rectangular rugs, oval or round rugs, runners, odd-shape rugs, and more.

High-Value Rugs

High-Value Rugs

Antique rugs, designer rugs, custom rugs, and more.

Oriental Rugs

Oriental Rugs

Persian rugs, Turkish rugs, pile or flat-woven rugs, prayer rugs, and more.

Antique Rugs

Antique Rugs

Heirloom rugs, vintage shag rugs, handmade rugs, and other antique rugs.

All Fibers

All Fibers

Wool, braided, and shag rugs, flat-woven rugs, high-pile rugs, and more.

Get A Rug Shipping Quote

Request a rug shipping quote online or call us to get an instant quote from a live moving expert from our Wayne, PA office. Our logistics specialists will collect all the details about your move or rug shipment, create a custom moving plan, and provide detailed pricing for shipping rugs.

How Shipping Rugs Works

If you need to ship rugs across country or long distance, our White Glove Consolidated shipping service is often the best option. If you need faster delivery or have an entire home’s worth of stuff to ship, our live shipping experts may recommend our Full Service Expedited moving service. The exact cost of your shipment will depend on the size and number of rugs you’re shipping, the distance they will travel, and any special considerations such as antique materials.

White Glove Consolidated

  • Professional preparation of the rug
  • Indoor pickup and delivery
  • Limited liability coverage

Full Service Expedited

  • Expedited timing
  • Full professional packing
  • Indoor pickup and delivery
  • Full valuation protection insurance

Customize Your Rug Shipment

Packing & Unpacking We can help you pack rugs, boxes, and other furniture before you move, and even unpack when you reach your new home.
Insurance Full valuation protection insurance can be added for an additional fee (if not already included) and is recommended for especially valuable rugs.
Priority Pickup Need to ship a rug ASAP? We can schedule priority pickup to get your rug on its way.
Organizing Need help downsizing or planning your new space? Ask about our Professional Organizer services.

Customer Opinions Matter

They help us serve you better. See what our customers have to say about our services below. You can read more reviews here. 

I was shipping some antique family furniture from my Mother's house in Baton Rouge after she passed away over to my house in Colorado Springs. I could not be more happy and pleased that everything arrived in the same condition as they were… More ›

Delisa N. tsi

well organized, clear communication. you get what you pay for.

Thomas W bbb

Communication was excellent. Appreciated the fact that I could actually speak with a representative as well as communicate online. I was apprehensive about sending family heirlooms across the country! Would not hesitate to use your service… More ›

Mary tsi

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does it cost to ship an 8x10 rug?

Rugs 8x10 or larger are shipped using our White Glove Consolidated shipping service, which typically starts at $750. The exact cost of your rug shipment will depend on the size of the rug you’re shipping, the distance it will travel, and any special considerations such as antique fibers or custom crating. It may not be worth it to ship inexpensive or easily replaceable rugs unless it has sentimental value.

How do I wrap a rug for shipping?

For rugs smaller than 8x10, follow these steps to get your rug ready to ship:

  1. Clean your rug. The last thing you want is dirt and debris rolled up in your rug. Vacuum your rug prior to shipment, or if the rug is especially soiled, have it professionally laundered. Make sure your rug is completely dry before packing it up. 
  2. Roll the rug around the PVC pipe. Roll tightly, but not too tight. A very tight roll could irreparably damage the fibers of the rug. If you hear cracking, stop and roll it a bit looser.
  3. Wrap the rug. Wrap the rolled-up rug in heavy plastic and secure the edges with packing tape.
  4. Label. Add a label with the destination address.

How do I fold a rug for shipping?

To fold a rug for shipping, follow these steps: 

  1. Clean your rug. The last thing you want is dirt and debris rolled up in your rug. Vacuum your rug prior to shipment, or if the rug is especially soiled, have it professionally laundered. Make sure your rug is completely dry before packing it up. 
  2. Place the rug face down, so the pile side faces the floor.
  3. Fold one side of the rug over the other, lengthwise. 
  4. Fold one end of the rug ¼ of the way to the center of the rug, then fold the other end of the rug over to meet it. If your rug is 8x10 or larger, repeat this step.
  5. Roll one end towards the other, then tie the roll with two strips of fabric. Avoid using string or rope as this will compress the rug fibers and leave an indentation. 
  6. Wrap the rug in heavy plastic and secure the edges with packing tape, if needed.
  7. Label. Add a label with the destination address.

How do I pack oriental rugs?

Oriental rugs should always be rolled—they should never be folded. Follow these steps to pack an oriental rug:

  1. For precious oriental rugs, start by cleaning the rug and having it appraised. 
  2. Lay the rug on a flat surface, with the pile side facing up. If the rug is very dense, rolling with the pile facing downward may be easier to prevent strain on the foundation or materials. 
  3. Begin rolling the rug at one of the fringe ends, using even tension for the entire width. Tie the rolled rug with natural string (not tape or plastic), with loops at 12” intervals to keep the roll tight and secure.
  4. Wrap the rug in brown packing paper (not plastic) to offer further protection without trapping air and moisture inside.

Ship your rug today

Request an online quote now. Or give our rug shipping specialists a call at 1-800-626-1257. They’ll answer any questions you may have.

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