Bedroom furniture assembly
Wardrobe Assembly in London
We join wardrobe sides, tops and bases before securing the back. Once the frame is level, we fit rails, shelves and drawers, then adjust hinges or sliding tracks and check the full opening.
We assemble flat pack wardrobes in London homes. Send us the product link, door type and a list of the fittings you want installed, so we can quote for the whole wardrobe.
- Hinged and sliding doors
- Rails, shelves and drawer inserts
- One wardrobe or several frames
Hinged, sliding and modular wardrobes
A wardrobe order can be one simple unit or a row of tall frames with doors, rails, drawers and shelves. We use the model information to identify the pieces you want built and where each one belongs. If two wardrobes are going into different rooms, tell us which cartons are for each room. Give us the item codes as well as the names if the models look similar.
The door system matters. Hinged doors need room to swing clear of a bed, bedside table or radiator. Sliding doors need the correct runners and track for the frame they belong to. An open unit has no doors to fit, but its drawers, rails and shelf positions still need to match the layout you want.
If the wardrobe will stand in an alcove, tell us the available width, height and depth. Include the skirting and any projecting trim or socket covers in your notes. A unit that fits the wall on paper can still be awkward to put together if there is little space beside it or above it.
| Wardrobe type | Details for your enquiry |
|---|---|
| Hinged | Model, number of doors, handle style and available swing space. |
| Sliding | Frame size, door panels, track kit and any mirrored sections. |
| Modular or open | Frame count and position of shelves, rails and drawers. |
Doors, rails and drawers
We build the frame and fit the components that belong to the model you have ordered. For a wardrobe with several door leaves, tell us if the panels are identical or if you ordered a mixture of mirrors and solid fronts. This is particularly useful where the cartons have the same outer dimensions and the finish is only visible on the label.
Decide where you want adjustable shelves and clothes rails before the visit if you can. If you need space for long coats on one side and drawers on the other, mark that on the layout. Send the plan with your enquiry for a modular wardrobe. A screenshot of the final configuration is more useful than a link to a generic product family.
Keep the fittings with the cartons they came in. Hinges and drawer runners from one model may look like those from another, but they can attach to different holes. If you have already unpacked several items, keep the instructions and small hardware bags together so the components can be matched on arrival.
Prepare the room for the build
Have the wardrobe cartons and supplied fixings ready at the property. If possible, keep them in the room where the wardrobe will stand. Leave a clear route from the front door to the room, and enough space inside to lay long panels flat. If the build area is limited, send a room photo before booking so we can discuss it.
Some wardrobes have a manufacturer requirement for wall fixing. Tell us about it before the visit, and say if there are restrictions on drilling or if you need permission from a landlord. In a rented property, it helps to resolve that question before bringing the wardrobe into the room. If the fitting location is still undecided, send a photo of the proposed wall and the clearance beside it so we can discuss your options. Share the manufacturer instructions and what you know about the wall. The furniture model and the room both matter when we discuss this part of the job.
- Send the product link or article number and the full number of cartons.
- Flag mirrored doors, separate runner kits and unusually long panels.
- Tell us the floor, stairs or lift arrangements and where the boxes are.
- Let us know if parts are missing, damaged or already assembled.
| Check | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Cartons | Doors, interiors and tracks can arrive separately. |
| Room | Tall side panels need space to be handled and positioned. |
| Wall requirements | Share the manufacturer instructions and any permission restrictions. |
What happens during the visit
Show us where the wardrobe is going when we arrive and point out anything that affects the space, such as an uneven floor, a low beam or a bedroom door that opens into the build area. If you have bought more than one wardrobe, walk through the layout with the assembler so each set of panels and fittings goes to the right room.
We bring our own assembly tools and use the fittings that came with your furniture. If a required part is damaged or absent, we will explain what this means for the job. Keep the product label and order details handy in case you need to identify a replacement part with the retailer.
If your room is being redecorated, tell us what will still be in progress on the day. A clear build area makes more difference than having every box opened in advance. If the wardrobe needs to go against a newly finished wall or floor, flag that when you enquire and explain where the cartons can be left.
What affects your wardrobe quote?
We prepare your quote from the item list and the work you ask us to do. A pair of small hinged wardrobes is a different job from a run of tall frames with drawers and sliding doors. Please give us the exact number of each frame and the fittings for each section. Mention any bed or chest of drawers you also want assembled so it can be considered in the same enquiry.
Tell us if the order is still at a retailer or is already at home. If you need furniture collection as well as assembly, share the store and delivery postcode, the order details and any access restrictions. If a different company is delivering, let us know when you expect all the boxes to arrive. A missing frame, door or hardware packet can affect what can be completed.
Once the build is finished, check the arrangement with the assembler. Open the doors and drawers and look at where the rails and shelves sit. If something about the layout needs clarifying, raise it while you can both see the finished wardrobe.
| Quote detail | What to send |
|---|---|
| Frames and doors | Quantity, model numbers and hinged or sliding door type. |
| Internal fittings | Drawer, shelf and rail counts or a planner summary. |
| Access | Postcode, floor and any tight stairs or lift restrictions. |
| Collection | Retailer and order details if the furniture is still at the shop. |
Wardrobe assembly FAQs
For work booked alongside this service, see flat-pack furniture assembly and dismantling and reassembly.
Can I book assembly for a single wardrobe?
Yes. Send the make and model, door type, postcode and any separate interior fittings. That gives us enough detail to discuss the work for one item.
Can you assemble an IKEA PAX wardrobe?
Yes. Send your PAX planner summary if you have one. Include the frame heights, door type and the drawers, rails and other inserts you have bought.
Do I have to open the boxes first?
Keep the instructions and supplied fixings with each unit. If the boxes are already open, tell us about missing pieces and keep the parts with the corresponding carton labels.
Can the visit go ahead if the doors have not arrived?
Let us know which cartons are outstanding before booking. We can discuss which parts of your wardrobe can be built with what you have, and which would need to wait.
Can I ask about a wardrobe that is already partly built?
Send the model and clear photos showing what has been assembled and what parts remain. Tell us about loose or damaged panels so we can discuss the job before arranging a visit.
Get a quote for your wardrobe
Have your postcode, product list and door type ready. If you have a layout or order confirmation, mention it when you get in touch.