Pretend you have a 15'x15' room with a few small, very heavy objects, aka "safes" and need to re-arrange them. Any simple ass ideas to do this alone without hurting yourself? In my crazy mind I'm seeing some para-cord and tugging. I think I can get the grunt of the work done, so any tips or tricks to get the new objects perfectly flush and up against an interior wall 'squared' up?

Or just wait til the weekend and get a friend to help?

<––- is a cheap ass and doesnt like outside people to see his stuff.

What type of flooring is under the safes?

Roll them along by using old steel pipes. Tip the safe just enough to slide a length of pipe underneath, allow safe to roll across.

Also the golfball method. Several golfballs under safe, roll away.

I had a small patch of carpet in our hall way from the Garage. I laid down several of the USPS large moving boxes all folded up. And using a ratchet tow strap, just tugged the thing over the carpet.
hen I was back on tile, and used the same boxes to slide it thru the house.

On the carpet, i put about 6 boxes end to end, and the safe as I was pulling went from box to box. I put the tow strap low on the safe, and just tugged. The boxes overlapped enough it helped slide from one to the next.
Safe was about 800lbs. Moved from garage, up a step, over the threshold, over the carpet, onto tile, over another threshold into an office bedroom with laminate wood floors.

My safe weighs 1800 lbs. Any tips on moving that. I have moved an 600 lbs safe on a dolly no problem but need ideas on my big boy.

Thin sheets of Teflon work wonders when moving things like safes. You can slide literal tons on Teflon.

A cheap method for 1,000lb safes or less is to get an old straw broom with a wooden handle. No cheap kitchen brooms. Tip the safe up enough to shove the bristles of the broom under. Now tip the safe back towards yourself and drag it along with the broom while supporting it with your other arm.

PVC pipe is much easier than steel pipe or golf balls. It's what I've used a couple times for my 800 lb safe.

However, I've never had a problem sliding safes on carpet, so maybe that's not even needed.