Flat pack furniture assembled by local pros — without the hassle
Tell us what's in the boxes and your postcode. Up to three vetted local assemblers quote you directly — compare them, book the one you like, or none at all.
Indicative prices: double bed frame £40–£80, two-door wardrobe £60–£120. Estimate your own list
Free to use · No account needed · Serving Greater London, Birmingham & the West Midlands, Greater Manchester and Leeds & West Yorkshire
Do we cover your postcode?
Postcode areas our partner assemblers cover:
- Greater London: E, EC, N, NW, SE, SW, W, WC, BR, CR, DA, EN, HA, IG, KT, RM, SM, TW, UB
- Birmingham & the West Midlands: B, WS, WV, DY
- Greater Manchester: M, SK, BL, OL, WN
- Leeds & West Yorkshire: LS, WF, BD, HD
Three steps
How it works
Describe the job
List the items — brand and product names if you know them — add your postcode, and attach photos of the boxes if you like.
Assemblers quote
We pass your enquiry to up to three local assembly firms and independents who cover your area. They contact you directly with a price.
You choose
Compare quotes, check reviews, and book the one you like. There's no charge for using the service and no obligation to book anyone.
Before you ask
Questions people ask
Is it really free? Who pays you?
Yes, it's free for you. Assemblers pay us a small fee for each enquiry we send them, or a share of jobs they win. That keeps the service free and never changes the price you pay: you'd pay the assembler the same if you'd found them yourself. We never take payment from you.
How many assemblers will contact me?
Up to three, all of whom cover your postcode and handle your type of job. We limit it on purpose: you should get a few competitive quotes, not a phone that rings all day. They usually get in touch within one working day.
How much does flat pack assembly cost?
As an indicative guide: a double bed frame is around £40–£80, a two-door hinged wardrobe £60–£120 and a single IKEA PAX frame £90–£150. Most assemblers have a minimum charge of about £30–£50 per visit. Your quotes depend on the exact items, access and your area.
Do you do the assembly yourselves?
No. We're a matching service, not an assembly company. You book and deal with the assembler directly: their quote, their terms, their guarantee. We choose partners carefully and drop firms that generate complaints.
Which areas do you cover?
We currently serve Greater London, Birmingham & the West Midlands, Greater Manchester and Leeds & West Yorkshire. Enquiries from elsewhere are welcome, but we'll be upfront if we can't match you yet.
What do I need to tell you?
What the items are (brand and product names if you know them), how many, your postcode, when you'd like it done and, ideally, photos of the boxes. No account and no payment details.
More detail in how it works, or try the price estimator for your own list of items.
What we assemble
Our services
Our partner assemblers handle every kind of flat pack job, from a single bookcase to furnishing a whole property. Whatever's in the boxes, describe it once and get quotes from people who build it every week.
IKEA assembly
PAX, MALM, BILLY, KALLAX and the rest — assemblers who know the range by heart, with wall-anchoring done as standard.
Wardrobe assembly
Hinged, sliding-door and modular systems — built square, levelled, and anchored to the wall properly.
Bed & bunk bed assembly
Standard frames, gas-lift ottomans and bunk beds — the item where a professional build buys the most peace of mind.
Office furniture
Desks, sit-stand frames, chairs and storage — whole home-office setups built and cable-tidied in one visit.
Garden furniture
Dining sets, rattan corner sofas, storage boxes and gazebos — including the anchoring that UK weather demands.
Whole-home & landlord jobs
Post-move furnishing and rental turnarounds — multi-item jobs at day rates, from one bedroom to an entire HMO.
Do your homework
Latest guides
Independent, practical guides to assembly costs, hiring well, and deciding when DIY makes more sense. No fluff, no invented statistics.
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What to do when flat pack furniture arrives with missing fixings, damaged panels or wrong parts — your rights and the fastest spare-part routes.
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Garden Furniture Assembly: Rattan Sets, Gazebos & Storage
Assembling garden furniture in the UK — dining sets, rattan corner sofas, gazebos and storage boxes — what’s DIY-able, what isn’t, and typical assembly costs.
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Home Office Furniture Assembly: Desks, Chairs & Storage
Assembling home office furniture — standard and sit-stand desks, office chairs and storage — with realistic difficulty ratings and typical UK assembly costs.
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Wardrobe Assembly Guide: Hinged, Sliding & Modular
The three kinds of flat pack wardrobe and what each takes to assemble — difficulty, time, wall-anchoring, and when a professional earns their fee.
Are you an assembler?
We send job-ready enquiries — item list, postcode, photos, timing — to assembly firms and independents in our coverage areas. No bidding wars, no subscription lock-in.
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