About Simple Assembly
We assemble furniture for homes and workplaces across London. Customers come to us when a new order arrives in boxes, when a large piece needs to move to another room, or when an office needs several desks put together to the same plan.
You can ask about one item or send a list for several rooms. We use the product details, room layout and access information to understand the job and explain what you need to have ready.
Furniture for homes and offices
For a bedroom, the work might involve a wardrobe with drawers and hanging rails, a bed frame and a chest of drawers. In a living room, it might be a bookcase, a TV cabinet or a modular sofa. Send the configuration as well as the product name, especially if there are optional fittings or several ways to arrange the same units.
For an office, tell us which desks and storage units go in each room and whether anything needs to be dismantled first. A floor plan is helpful when identical desks are going into different teams’ work areas. Let us know which items need to remain usable while the rest of the furniture is being moved or assembled.
We also assemble IKEA furniture. If you have a planner list for a wardrobe system, send it with the order details so the frames and internal fittings can be identified.
From your furniture list to the finished room
Before the visit. Send your postcode, the furniture list and product links or model names. Tell us if the furniture has arrived, whether there are several flights of stairs and how close the boxes are to the room. If an item is already partly assembled, include a photo of its current condition.
During assembly. The product instructions identify the right fasteners and assembly sequence. For a cabinet or wardrobe, the orientation of doors and drawers matters, so confirm the layout before the work starts. Tell us if the furniture needs wall fixing and whether you know the wall construction or need permission from a landlord.
After assembly. The relevant checks depend on the item. On a wardrobe, that means looking at door alignment and drawer travel. On a desk, it means checking that the unit sits evenly and that the intended cable access remains clear. If a missing or damaged part prevents completion, it helps to have the product reference available for the retailer.
Moving, collecting or reassembling furniture
If an existing unit will not fit through the door, ask about dismantling and reassembly. Send a picture of the whole item, close-ups of the joints if accessible and the destination room dimensions. This is especially useful for tall wardrobes and larger workstations.
For collection and delivery, tell us where the furniture needs to be picked up, where it is going and whether the boxes or pieces can be carried along the route. If assembly is needed at the destination, include it in the same enquiry so both parts can be discussed together.
Tell us what you need assembled
Request a quote or check the areas we cover. You can also call 020 3404 5905.