FURNITURE ASSEMBLY / KENSINGTON
Furniture Assembly Kensington
We assemble furniture in Kensington for bedrooms, living spaces and offices. A wardrobe, bed, desk or set of cabinets can be booked on its own or as part of a larger furniture order. We follow the instructions for the products you have bought, fit their supplied hardware and check the completed pieces. Tell us what needs building and where it will stand so we can discuss the visit with you.

Can you assemble more than wardrobes in Kensington?
Yes. Our furniture assembly service also covers bed frames, chests of drawers, bedside cabinets, desks, shelving, tables and chairs. Include all the items you want built when asking for a quote. We discuss each model and quantity, including any extra internal drawers or other fittings ordered separately.
Can you work in a room that already has furniture in it?
Tell us what is staying in the room and how much clear space is available. A large wardrobe or bed may need a substantial area during assembly, even when the finished item will fit neatly in its position. We can discuss the build order and what needs clearing before the appointment.
Planning your Kensington furniture assembly visit
Please give us the full address and explain how to enter the building, especially if someone else will meet the assemblers. We ask which floor needs the furniture, where the delivery will be left and whether there are steps or a shared hallway. These details help us assess any carrying you request and the route for the largest panels. A room photograph can also show where the furniture should stand and the working space available around existing pieces.
For vehicle arrangements, Kensington and Chelsea Council publishes parking suspension advice, including guidance on domestic and office furniture removals. A loading stop and parking while assembly takes place indoors are different matters. Check the current arrangements for the property and let us know what can be provided before the visit. If you are considering reserving a bay, consult the council’s current guidance about the purpose, notice and conditions rather than assume a space will be available.

Local and product information: Local authority information ↗ · IKEA assembly instructions ↗
| Furniture | What we assemble | Details for your enquiry |
|---|---|---|
| Wardrobes | Frames, shelves, rails, doors and drawers | The complete combination and internal fittings |
| Beds | Frame, supports, slats and supplied storage parts | Bed size and product model |
| Desks and cabinets | Supporting frames, tops, drawers and doors | Quantities and accessories |
| Tables and shelving | Supplied supports, joints and shelving components | Product links and intended positions |

Wardrobes, beds and furniture for the whole room
For wardrobes, we assemble the frame and fit the ordered rails, shelves, doors and drawers. We check the door movement and use the adjustments provided by the hinges or runners where appropriate. Send the full wardrobe order, including separate internal packs: a bare frame and a complete storage combination need different work. Tall units also need suitable ceiling clearance and enough floor area for the manufacturer’s assembly method. We establish those measurements before building a large structure in a tight room.
Bed assembly includes joining the frame and fitting the supports specified for the model, such as a centre rail, support legs and slats. Storage drawers and mechanisms are considered with the bed when they are supplied as part of the product. We also assemble desks, bookcases, drawer units, sideboards, dining tables and chairs. A desk needs a correctly joined support frame and attached top, while a drawer cabinet needs its boxes and runners fitted in the correct positions. Each item is checked as a complete piece of furniture.
IKEA and furniture from other retailers
We work with IKEA, Habitat, Argos, John Lewis and Wayfair furniture using the documents for the particular product. Please send the product links or complete model references rather than only the range name. Different wardrobe sizes and door options can use different fitting arrangements, and a desk may have an optional pedestal that arrives as a separate build. We identify the products in your order and keep their parts and fittings together throughout assembly.
If furniture has been delivered without a paper instruction booklet, tell us the product reference when enquiring. IKEA, for example, provides downloadable assembly instructions through its UK product information. If you have already unpacked or started an item, keep its labelled fixings and any spare parts together. We can discuss the condition of a partly completed build before agreeing to continue. We are independent furniture assemblers; references to retailers describe the furniture we assemble and do not indicate a manufacturer affiliation.
From checking the parts to adjusting the finished furniture
At the start of the appointment, we confirm the items to be built and their positions. We review the instructions, identify the fittings and organise the panels around the working area. The main structure is assembled in the intended order, with components supported while their joints are being secured. Shelves, runners, rails and other hardware are fitted at the point required by the instructions. Our assemblers bring their assembly tools and use the hardware supplied for your furniture.
When the structure is complete, we fit the remaining doors, drawers, handles and other included components. We check the connections and operation relevant to the product, including door alignment, drawer movement and the specified bed supports. Any manufacturer requirement for wall anchoring is discussed before work on the wall, including the surface, appropriate fixings and permission. If a damaged panel or missing part stops completion, we identify it clearly and explain the work that remains before handover.
Space for the build and a clear route to the room
A flat pack order can still contain long or heavy components. Wardrobe sides, door panels and broad table tops need to pass through the approach, staircase and final doorway. Give us the package dimensions or product references and send photographs of any restricted turn. Where a lift is available, its opening and internal space matter as well as the building’s permission to use it. We assess the furniture that needs carrying rather than simply the number of cartons.
Please clear loose belongings from the work area and keep the route usable during the appointment. A large frame may need to be built flat and raised, depending on its instructions; another product may allow a different method. The final footprint alone therefore does not describe the space needed to assemble it. Let us know about low ceilings, fitted furniture or a room that must remain partly usable, so we can discuss the practical order before arriving.

| Information | What to include | Why it helps |
|---|---|---|
| Furniture order | Models, quantities and extra packs | Identifies all the assembly work |
| Delivery status | Which items have arrived | Helps arrange the appointment |
| Access | Floor level, stairs, lift and pack location | Identifies carrying requirements |
| Existing items | Condition, photographs and available hardware | Allows a dismantling or rebuild assessment |
The details we use for your Kensington assembly quote
We quote in GBP (£) for the items and services you want to book. The model, size, quantity and supplied fittings help us assess the assembly work. A wardrobe with internal drawers, several doors and joined frames needs a different build from a simple open bookcase. Storage beds, larger tables and multiple office workstations should also be described fully. Include the complete product list when enquiring so the quotation can reflect the furniture you expect to have assembled.
We also discuss any carrying, dismantling, rebuilding, collection or delivery you require. Explain the floor level and location of the packs, along with any building access instructions. Changes to the order, such as an additional cabinet or different wardrobe doors, should be raised before the visit. We confirm the services and appointment with you rather than apply a single assumed assembly allowance to every product. Your enquiry can start with links, quantities and the Kensington postcode.
Arrange furniture assemblers for your Kensington property
Call 020 3746 1134 or use the contact page with your furniture details and preferred date. Let us know whether everything has arrived and identify any packs still due. If a retailer delivery is only estimated, explain that when coordinating the assembly. We discuss availability and the quotation before a visit is agreed, including any related furniture transport or rebuilding you want us to assess. A complete order list helps avoid leaving extra items out of the booking.
Arrange for someone to provide entry and show us where each piece should stand. If a different person approves the layout or wall fixing, make sure that decision can be made before the relevant work begins. Share the agreed furniture list with whoever is receiving us, together with building instructions and parking arrangements. If the order or access changes, contact us before the appointment wherever possible so we can review the practical arrangements with you.

Dismantling and reassembling furniture you want to keep
We can assess existing beds, wardrobes, tables and other suitable furniture for dismantling and rebuilding. Send photographs of the item, its construction and any damage, together with the model if you know it. We check which joints can be released and whether the boards and connectors are suitable for reuse. Some furniture can move in larger sections; other pieces need doors, shelves or frame components removed first. Glued construction, worn fixings and previous repairs can limit what can be agreed.
Reusable fittings are kept with the furniture they belong to, and the components are rebuilt at the agreed destination. Collection and delivery can also be discussed if another address is involved. If someone else is transporting the parts, make sure the panels, hardware and any remaining instructions reach the destination together. Tell us if the furniture has already been taken apart or has been stored without its fittings, as that needs assessing before a reassembly appointment is confirmed.
| Starting point | Service to discuss | Details we need |
|---|---|---|
| New furniture in cartons | Flat Pack Assembly | Product references and complete item list |
| Built furniture to move | Furniture Disassembly and Reassembly | Construction, condition and destination |
| Items at another address | Collection and Delivery | Addresses, dimensions and collection contact |
| Partly assembled furniture | Assessment before continuing the build | Photographs and any missing or damaged parts |
BEFORE YOU BOOK
Your Kensington furniture questions
Can you finish a wardrobe that someone else has started?
We can discuss a partly assembled wardrobe after checking its current condition. Send the model, photographs and details of any missing or damaged parts. The work may include correcting earlier assembly before fitting the remaining components, and we agree that work before continuing.
Can the bed frame be rebuilt in another room at my Kensington home?
We assess the bed’s construction and condition along with the route between the rooms. Removable rails or supports may allow it to be moved and rebuilt. Tell us the model and any storage mechanism, and send photographs if you are unsure how it comes apart.
Should wardrobe doors and internal drawers be on the item list?
Yes. Include the doors, drawers, shelves and other packs ordered with the wardrobe frame. They are part of the furniture you want completed and can add significant fitting work. The full combination helps us quote for the finished wardrobe rather than just its outer frame.
Can dining chairs be assembled together with the table?
Yes, include the chair models and quantities with the table reference when you enquire. We assess the separate builds and the floor space needed for them. Any table extension, storage compartment or additional fitting supplied with the order should also be identified.
How should I arrange wall anchoring in a rented flat?
Tell us about the manufacturer’s restraint requirements and who can approve work on the wall. The wall construction and suitable fixings need to be considered before carrying it out. Permission for the furniture assembly alone should not be taken as approval to drill into the building fabric.
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Get a quote for furniture assembly in Kensington
Send your furniture links, quantities and postcode, or call 020 3746 1134. We will discuss the work and access before confirming your assembly appointment.
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