QLD · Brisbane
Trailers for Moving House
in Brisbane
Moving house is one of the most common reasons people hire a trailer. A cage or box trailer gives you the space to shift furniture, boxes, and appliances in fewer trips — saving you time and truck hire costs.
Trailers available near Brisbane

Box2.2 km away
7x5 cage trailer with ramp - Woolloongabba
Woolloongabba
$30/day

Box6.7 km away
2024 12x6 Large High box trailer with easy loading ramp
Carina
$90/day

Box7.3 km away
6x4 Caged Trailer - Kedron
Kedron
$45/day

Box7.3 km away
7x4 Caged Trailer - Kedron
Kedron
$50/day

Box7.3 km away
7x4 Caged Trailer - Kedron
Kedron
$55/day

Cage7.3 km away
Caged Box Trailer 6 x 4
Kedron
$50/day

Cage7.3 km away
Caged Box Trailer 7 x 4
Kedron
$55/day

Box10.6 km away
7x5 Enclosed Trailer for Hire - Everton Hills
Everton Hills
$40/day

Cage11.2 km away
7x5 Box Trailer with 900mm Cage, 1600mm Ramp and 1 tonne payload, TINGALPA
Tingalpa
$55/day

Cage11.4 km away
Trailer for hire or rent 8x5 caged with ramp - MacGregor
MacGregor
$38/day

Box16.3 km away
10 x 5 caged
Inala
$50/day

Cage16.9 km away
7×5 Tipper Trailer – Easy Load & Unload – 750kg
Calamvale
$40/day
Tips for moving house in Brisbane
- Book the largest trailer that fits your vehicle's tow capacity — it's almost always worth it.
- Use blankets and straps to protect furniture during transport. Ask your owner if any are included.
- Cage trailers work well for most moves; box trailers keep belongings dry and secure if rain is forecast.
FAQs — Moving House in Brisbane
Common questions about using a trailer for moving house.
What type of trailer is best for moving house?▼
Box and cage trailers are the most popular for house moves. Box trailers protect your belongings from weather, while cage trailers offer more flexibility for oddly shaped items. Enclosed trailers are ideal for high-value furniture.
How many trips will I need with a trailer to move house?▼
Most single-bedroom moves can be done in 1–2 trips with a medium-sized cage or box trailer. A larger home may need 3–4 trips, or a bigger trailer with a higher payload rating.
Do I need to pack the trailer a certain way?▼
Place heavy items on the floor near the axle, lighter items on top. Secure everything with ratchet straps — most owners include basic tie-down points.
