Oxfordshire

Firstly, note down the length, depth and height of your furniture.  This information can be found on the product pages of our website.

Let's start at the front door.  Open the door as wide as possible and measure the distance between the outer edge of the door to the inner edge of your doorframe at its narrowest point.

Compare the width of your doorframe with the height of your item allowing a little wiggle room on either side. This will determine if we can take the item through on its side.  If the door width is greater than the height of your item, then it will fit through.

If the width of your front door is too narrow, then our delivery team can try to bring your item through upright.  In this case, measure the height of your doorway making sure that it is greater than your item width.  Again, check that there is some wiggle room.

If it does not fit give us a call as we can take off the legs or look at alternatives such as taking your furniture apart and assembling it on-site.

We need to make sure your furniture can get into the room that you’d like it to sit in.  Measure the width of any areas that the item must pass through, such as hallways and internal doors at their narrowest points.

 Remember to take note of possible obstructions such as radiators, shelving, skirting boards and light fittings.  As long as the width at the narrowest point is greater than the height of your item, then your furniture will fit.

If you have a bannister and the furniture needs to be lifted over it, check that the distance between the bannister and the ceiling is greater than the depth of the item.  Once at the top of the stairs, make sure there is enough room on the landing for our delivery team to manoeuvre your item into your chosen room.