When you relocate to Guatemala, one of the most stressful and expensive ventures can be shipping your furniture to Guatemala. To minimize the cost of relocation and reduce the stress of such a move, use a company like CORT Global. CORT makes your move easier by assisting you with rental furniture.
CORT has a wide selection of furniture to choose from for those relocating to Guatemala, and especially caters toward those who are temporarily living in 
Guatemala. The staff at CORT are very helpful, and can be a great aid in selecting furniture for your living space. They also arrange for delivery of the furniture to your new home in Guatemala, making it even easier for you to get settled.
With the expense of shipping furniture from your home country, plus the risk of damage and delay, renting furniture from CORT Global is a viable option for those looking for an easier way to have a home set up upon arrival in Guatemala.
Furniture from CORT is delivered in a timely and professional manner using a “hotel-style service” meaning that beds come dressed, towels come with the racks and kitchenware is included in your cabinets.
CORT Global is used to catering to the needs of a variety of clients, and has a selection of furniture that encompasses a variety of styles and preferences from traditional to contemporary. Renting furniture from CORT Global on a temporary basis is a great way to ease into living in Guatemala.
From CORT Global.com:
Why Use a CORT Global Partner for Renting Furniture in Guatemala
- No considerable international household goods shipping costs when you relocate to Guatemala
- Your home will be professionally furnished upon your arrival.
- More time efficient and less stressful, allows for greater business focus and family.
- More cost effective than purchasing and sourcing furniture from many retail outlets.
- Easier and quicker than shipping furniture to Guatemala, have your rental furniture delivered to your new home within 24-48 hours.
- Wide selection of designer furniture to rent or purchase.
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