Luton van height and access planning

Height risks

Luton-style vans need more care around car-park barriers, low bridges, trees, canopies and covered loading areas. For Scotland, connect this point to the route, access and driver details before calling.

Do not assume a route that works for a car or small van will work for a box-bodied vehicle. For Scotland, connect this point to the route, access and driver details before calling.

Parking position

The best loading position may require permits, bay checks, building access or a safer stopping point. For Scotland, connect this point to the route, access and driver details before calling.

A longer carry distance can change the labour and timing needed for the move. For Scotland, connect this point to the route, access and driver details before calling.

Surface and slope

Uneven surfaces, steep drives and loose ground can affect loading and tail-lift suitability. For Scotland, connect this point to the route, access and driver details before calling.

Explain the surface clearly before relying on a tail-lift or heavy-item plan. For Scotland, connect this point to the route, access and driver details before calling.

Before move day

Check access at both ends, route constraints, furniture sizes and who is helping with loading. For Scotland, connect this point to the route, access and driver details before calling.

Confirm the vehicle and terms before booking move slots or building access. For Scotland, connect this point to the route, access and driver details before calling.

Useful official checks

Sources to keep open while planning