South West London and nearby Surrey
Furniture & flat-pack assembly
We assemble beds, wardrobes, desks and other flat-pack furniture, including IKEA. Send the product links and tell us which room they will go in so we can quote for the full job.
Jobs we can help with
- Wardrobes and chest-of-drawers assembly
- Beds, bedside tables and bedroom furniture
- Desks, office chairs and home-office storage
- Dining tables, chairs and sideboards
- IKEA and other flat-pack furniture
- Furniture anchoring where required by the product instructions
What needs checking before furniture assembly?
The exact furniture model, room space and final position determine the work. A wardrobe that fits once upright may still need clearance to assemble or raise it, while drawers and doors need room to open after fitting. Send the product link and a whole-room photo rather than estimating from the number of boxes. Our furniture assembly preparation guide covers access, assembly space and any wall anchoring required by the product.
If you are replacing existing furniture, include its dismantling in the enquiry. If the furniture is already built but its doors are uneven, an assembly visit may not be the right scope: our cupboard and wardrobe door guide explains how cabinet alignment and damaged hinge support can change the repair.
Planning the work and the visit
When assembly is part of a room refresh, tell us what must happen before the furniture occupies the wall or floor space. Our Claygate planning notes cover decorating before the final arrangement; the Fulwell page considers existing storage that needs attention before a new unit goes in. Include those earlier tasks in the enquiry.
For a wardrobe enquiry in Hampton Wick or Chessington, send the final position and any wall-securing instructions alongside the product model. The local planning notes explain why assembly clearance, opening doors and anchoring belong in the same scope, rather than being decided after the unit is built.
If the furniture is already assembled, describe its condition instead of assuming it needs rebuilding. Our Wallington notes distinguish a repair from a new assembly, while Feltham covers checking what can be reused before reassembly. Share loose joints, damaged panels or missing parts without dismantling an unstable item to investigate.
The Raynes Park visit guide brings delivery, assembly space and final anchoring together. Explain where the boxes are now, how long panels reach the room and which items need to remain usable; delivery to the property is different from having every component at its intended assembly position.
For a moving-in list in Walton-on-Thames or Ashford, Surrey, mark which products have arrived and which jobs depend on decorating or removal first. The local pages help prepare address and access details. We agree the complete scope and order of work before confirming the visit.
How the job comes together
Check the furniture and room
We review the products, room access and final positions, including any anchoring required by the furniture instructions.
Assemble and adjust
We put the furniture together and adjust doors, drawers and fittings as part of the agreed job.
Walk through the finished pieces
We check the assembled furniture with you and discuss any outstanding parts or product issues before finishing.
What helps us quote
Include your postcode and as many of these details as you have:
- Product links, model names or instruction manuals
- How many items need assembling
- The room and floor where the furniture will go
- Any existing furniture that needs dismantling first
Have photos ready if you can. Start with the form below and we can discuss any extra details or pictures needed for the quote.
What affects the cost?
The product model is more useful for a quote than the number of boxes. A simple table and a wardrobe with sliding doors involve different amounts of assembly and adjustment.
- Number, size and complexity of the furniture items
- Drawers, doors, internal fittings and any wall anchoring
- Access to the room and space available for assembly
Before the visit
Keep the boxes, instructions and supplied fittings together in the intended room where practical. Leave space around the assembly area and let us know if anything is damaged or missing. Tell us about heavy boxes or access difficulties before the visit so we can agree what is needed.
A few other jobs on the list?
Include them in your enquiry so we can plan enough time and bring the right materials. We will confirm which jobs can be combined in one visit.
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