There are some things you’d rather not do more than once in your lifetime, if at all. Hauling a new sofa up the stairs to a fourth floor apartment springs to mind, likewise manhandling a washing machine down the sidewalk on a wobbly trolley while the rain lashes down and passing strangers offer unsolicited advice – “Get your hands underneath it” (been there, tried that), “Watch out for puddles!”(oops, too late). Fine examples of tragicomedy these moments may be, but experiences that enhance one’s quality of life? Not so much.

There is, however, another way. If hoicking around weighty things isn’t one of your favorite chores, click for help. That comfy bed, smart fridge, inviting reading chair you promised yourself? It can be whisked to your home, and the only physical effort asked of you is to open the door when the nice people from Gebrüder Weiss ring the bell. They’ll even call you half an hour before they arrive so you don’t get caught out in your PJs. Before you know it, the home delivery crew are assembling wall units, connecting washing machines, and taking away your old kit (packaging included). So no more collapsing in a sweaty mess on the landing, no more putting your back out for zero thanks, no more annoying the neighbors.

Home delivery makes life better in a very direct way. We want to sit comfortably, sleep well and keep tasty things cool. And logistics services ensure our efforts to meet these needs no longer falter at the sight of a staircase. This is not to ignore the achievements of the past. Furniture you put together yourself can come to represent a feat of considerable heroism in the rose-tinted sands of time. Many of you will recall an item that must never be chucked out, purely on account of the blood, sweat and tears shed during its assembly. Remember how we carried the table single-handed! How we dragged the kitchen cupboard up three floors! Really, though, no one is going to miss the drops of perspiration peppering the staircase. With home delivery, we are talking about a genuine life upgrade. It allows us to enjoy new things without peripheral matters impinging on the fun. For example, those things will be delivered right into our lounge, our kitchen, our laundry room.

Here, Gebrüder Weiss can be relied upon to get the job done. The logistics company has been delivering items for major partners such as MediaMarkt/Saturn and the XXXLutz Group in Austria, Czechia, Slovakia, Croatia, Slovenia and Romania for many years now. XXXLutz Group subsidiary brand Mömax has also recently come on board, and this partnership is certainly “delivering the goods.” Keen to roll out its services to customers further and wider, Gebrüder Weiss has ramped up its home delivery business significantly over recent years. There are, of course, limits to how much of life Gebrüder Weiss can enrich. But for some of its knottiest everyday challenges, we can make things that little bit better. In other words: people need stuff, and we in the logistics business deliver it. It’s tough to argue with that.