Lol. I own a house that doesn't require sucking any landlords dick, and also doesn't have a gay ass 2nd floor to worry bout hauling heavy fricking furniture up. Enjoy your stairs motherfricker
>remove drawers >detach mirror (if attached, can't tell) >lay heavy moving blanket over the top >secure it with rope >flip the whole thing over >drag it up the stairs
One of the coolest things I've ever moved were a pair of mirrors, taken from sliding closet doors in a ruined 1970s trailer.
It was two mirrors, each the same size as a door, with a... not fiberglass, but some kind of fiber + epoxy layer on the backside.
When I was carrying them from my truck into the garage, I noticed I could wobble them.
My hands on the center of the long side, I could make the far ends deflect about 4 inches. Didn't try any more than that. It was mesmerizing to watch the reflection of the sun on the side of the building.
I ended up slightly breaking them on purpose, turning them into a lazy art install in a friend's gallery. Fairly large, flat shards of mirror, each a fraction of a degree off, rendering a slightly distorted reflection of the viewer.
Such a simple thing, but people stood there transfixed. (But also probably everyone who "goes to galleries" is a narcissist.)
if you have to ask, you are too stupid to own a house and the furniture to fill it with.
Bet you don't know either homosexual apartment dweller
>apartment dweller
Lol. I own a house that doesn't require sucking any landlords dick, and also doesn't have a gay ass 2nd floor to worry bout hauling heavy fricking furniture up. Enjoy your stairs motherfricker
>remove drawers
>detach mirror (if attached, can't tell)
>lay heavy moving blanket over the top
>secure it with rope
>flip the whole thing over
>drag it up the stairs
Or make a friend and have them help you
One of the coolest things I've ever moved were a pair of mirrors, taken from sliding closet doors in a ruined 1970s trailer.
It was two mirrors, each the same size as a door, with a... not fiberglass, but some kind of fiber + epoxy layer on the backside.
When I was carrying them from my truck into the garage, I noticed I could wobble them.
My hands on the center of the long side, I could make the far ends deflect about 4 inches. Didn't try any more than that. It was mesmerizing to watch the reflection of the sun on the side of the building.
I ended up slightly breaking them on purpose, turning them into a lazy art install in a friend's gallery. Fairly large, flat shards of mirror, each a fraction of a degree off, rendering a slightly distorted reflection of the viewer.
Such a simple thing, but people stood there transfixed. (But also probably everyone who "goes to galleries" is a narcissist.)
Also, OP, this was a prime post for /sqtddtot/.
Disassemble everything, remove drawers, wrap in a utility / moving blanket, carry upstairs with a buddy.
i carried a piano up two flights. carried, not dragged.
you just have to be reasonably strong and aware of surroundings
>no scale
your point?
Mexicans
Take out all the drawers to make it lighter and enlist a friend or two, and most importantly stop being a little b***h.
buy a furniture moving dolly
This is why boomers brought 10s of millions of Black folk and hispanics into the USA.
hit the gym
Ask your boyfriend to help you homosexual. Or since this is DIY, do it yourself (also homosexual)
Just disassemble it, it is not an antique piece ffs