Length Equivalences First, type the number you wish converted here:  Then, click radio buttons for desired conversion: From: Centimeters Inches feet Yards Meters Chains Kilometers Miles To: Centimeters Inches Feet Yards Meters Chains Kilometers Miles

1 CBM (Cubic Meter) = 220 Lbs From Lbs to CBM divide by 220 1 CF (Cubic foot) = 6.5 Lbs From Lbs to CF divide by 6.5 1 Kilogram = 2.2 Lbs From Lbs to Kilo divide by 2.2 CF

Dimensions: 8' X 8' X 20' Dimensions (40'): 8' X 8' X 40' (45'): 8' X 8' X 45' (40'HQ): 8' X 9' X 40' Dimensions:87" x 87" x 52" Dimensions (large size): 80" x 60" x 70" Maximum capacity: 30 CBM (Cubic meter) For personal effects         Max. capacity: 40': 60 CBM [...]

International First contact with International Packers Physical evaluation by our staff to determine the volume of the move Approval of budget, signature of contract and schedule the day of the service Packing of goods, including protection of delicate areas of the house or location (wooden doors, for example) Monitoring by one of our supervisors Packing [...]

The General Directorate of Customs of the Dominican Republic establishes that the following documents are required for the importation of: Household goods • Packing list • Bill of Lading • Copy of all the passport pages Vehicles • Certificate of ownership and vehicle registration, in addition to the documents required for HHG. General regulations for: [...]

The Dominican Republic, “the miniature continent”, is located in the center of the Caribbean and is one of the most important air and maritime communication routes worldwide. The country occupies the eastern two thirds of the island, between the parallels 18º and 20º. In the west the country borders Haiti. To the North, beautiful gold [...]

The Dominican Republic has mainly a subtropical climate characterized by climatic variation from semiarid to semi humid. The Tropic of Cancer crosses the northern part of the island, which guarantees excellent atmospheric conditions throughout the year, similar to the rest of the countries of the Greater Antilles: Cuba, Puerto Rico, Haiti and Jamaica. The average [...]

The Dominican Republic celebrates the spirit of the Caribbean with a vitalizing mixture of three different cultures, which have contributed to native music, gastronomy and language. Religion Dominicans have the right to freely choose their own faith, thanks to the Dominican Constitution that establishes freedom of worship. Most of the inhabitants are professed Roman Catholics, [...]

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