What fits in a Transit van?

Start with the load

List the largest items first: length, width, height and whether they can be stacked safely. For Scotland, connect this point to the route, access and driver details before calling.

Boxes, tools, appliances and flat-pack furniture all behave differently inside a van. For Scotland, connect this point to the route, access and driver details before calling.

Weight and payload

Payload is not just a technical detail; it affects legality, safety and whether the trip is sensible. For Scotland, connect this point to the route, access and driver details before calling.

Heavy materials, tiles, soil, appliances or equipment should be raised on the booking call. For Scotland, connect this point to the route, access and driver details before calling.

Loading method

Think about whether items can be carried by hand, need a trolley or require more than one person. For Scotland, connect this point to the route, access and driver details before calling.

The loading surface, kerb position and distance from vehicle to doorway can matter as much as load space. For Scotland, connect this point to the route, access and driver details before calling.

Confirm before relying on it

A page can help with planning, but the exact van, dimensions, payload and terms must be confirmed. For Scotland, connect this point to the route, access and driver details before calling.

Call with measurements before booking helpers, storage times or delivery appointments. For Scotland, connect this point to the route, access and driver details before calling.

Useful official checks

Sources to keep open while planning