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Yellow Taxibox mobile storage truck parked in Bunnings superstore carpark
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Taxibox storage now bookable through Bunnings

Mobile storage company Taxibox has partnered with Bunnings. Customers can now book moves and storage through the superstore's online platform.

Bunnings is no longer just a hardware store. The supermarket chain has added Taxibox to its Move with Bunnings service platform.

Customers can now book mobile storage units and interstate moves directly. Taxibox operates about 10,000 storage containers nationwide.

Moving an 8-cubic-metre unit between Melbourne and Sydney costs $1,001 through the new partnership. Storage in major cities starts at $397.

The rollout has begun in Melbourne. Wider availability is coming throughout the year.

Wesfarmers is Bunnings' parent company. They say this service has become an important part of the Bunnings brand.

10,000
Storage units nationwide
250,000 in 15 years
Customers served since launch
$1,001
Move cost Melbourne to Sydney
$397
Storage start price Zone 1

Why it mattersBunnings customers can now arrange moves and storage in one place. They no longer need to find separate providers. This makes the process simpler.

AustraliaAustralian customers can book moving and storage services through a retailer they already trust, with pricing set in Australian dollars at Australian locations.

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