Quote to scope
Include carrying between the package store and assembly room in the quote.
CRYSTAL PALACE · COMPONENT CARRYING ROUTE
Measure the turns before moving a long component.
The largest panel may reach a Crystal Palace front door and still fail to turn onto the next landing. A useful assembly enquiry follows the entire route to the room.

WALK THROUGH THE PROPERTY
ROOM NOTES
Explain screen handling through the final turn. Show the last turn into the lounge.
View the relevant service ↗| Job type | Example | Property area | Service |
|---|---|---|---|
| Assembly | Match the longest panel to the stair route | Furniture position | Furniture assembly |
| Mounting | Keep fragile accessories protected during carrying | Fitting wall | Fittings |
| Adjustment | Measure the narrowest internal doorway | Opening clearance | Door repair |
| Timber work | Check whether shelf boards can negotiate landings | Storage space | Carpentry |
CRYSTAL PALACE IN PRACTICE

Measure the turns before moving a long component.
Record intermediate openings, ceiling changes and corners that affect carrying. Package dimensions and bare component dimensions are different; both can matter before anything is unpacked.
Decide where the product will actually be built. Assembling downstairs may create a finished item that cannot pass the same opening its individual panels used.
Tell Alesta what can be cleared on the route and what is fixed. Do not attempt an unsafe lift or dismantle building fixtures merely to demonstrate access.
Match the longest panel to the stair route; Explain screen handling through the final turn; Identify obstructions before describing the fitting task.
BUILD A REALISTIC LIST
Review the carrying route before choosing an assembly area. The final room and intermediate turns must suit the actual components.
| Situation | A practical next step |
|---|---|
| Simple familiar task | Measure accessible openings without attempting an unsafe trial lift. |
| Several jobs or awkward fitting | Request handling review for panels facing tight landing turns. |
| Uncertain wall, load or fixing | Do not assume an assembled cabinet follows the same route as its boxes. |
| Gas, structure or fixed electrics | Changes to rated doors or structural openings require specialist review. |
FROM SMALL FIX TO FINISHED JOB
Trace the entire route using the longest component dimensions.
Agree where assembly occurs and whether additional handling is required.
Clear the approved route while leaving fixed obstacles accurately described.
Do not change the plan to assemble elsewhere without checking finished-item access.
Review the constructed product in its intended room and record any deferred handling.
CLEAR BEFORE YOU BOOK
Include carrying between the package store and assembly room in the quote.
Furniture assembly is offered subject to workable access; send the longest panel dimensions with the manual for assessment.
A screen also needs its own handling and wall assessment.
| Task | Pricing basis | Guide |
|---|---|---|
| Repair or fitting | Identify obstructions before describing the fitting task | Reviewed quote |
| Small furniture assembly | Match the longest panel to the stair route | From £30 |
| Several small jobs | Multiple products need a route and construction sequence reviewed together. | Agreed combined work |
| Complex mounting | Explain screen handling through the final turn | Mounting assessment |
For the published small-item guide, see Alesta’s furniture assembly page . Other fitting and repair requests are quoted individually.
State the package storage point and assembly destination. Carrying, additional handling and a constrained workspace can affect the quoted work beyond basic product construction.
START WITH THE TASK
Match the longest panel to the stair route.
02 ↗Check whether shelf boards can negotiate landings.
03 ↗Measure the narrowest internal doorway.
04 ↗Explain screen handling through the final turn.
05 ↗Keep fragile accessories protected during carrying.
06 ↗Identify obstructions before describing the fitting task.
QUICK JOB FINDER
Match the longest panel to the stair route.
Explore this service ↗DIFFERENT ROOMS, DIFFERENT BRIEFS
check lift and landing dimensions.
photograph irregular stair turns.
approve any proposed door-related work.
trace the route between floors.
identify equipment obstructing the route.
confirm permitted carrying entrances.
Homeowner? Record intermediate openings, ceiling changes and corners that affect carrying. Package dimensions and bare component dimensions are different; both can matter before anything is unpacked.
Landlord or manager? Confirm entry arrangements and who can approve any changed access-related scope.
Tenant? Ask the owner to approve any proposed door-related work.
QUICK ANSWERS
Include carrying between the package store and assembly room in the quote.
Product assembly is suitable only where access and working space allow.
Multiple products need a route and construction sequence reviewed together.
Keep the correct fittings packaged with each component set.
Restricted turns and handling requirements affect the appointment plan.
Furniture assembly is offered subject to workable access; send the longest panel dimensions with the manual for assessment.
A screen also needs its own handling and wall assessment.
Confirm entry arrangements and who can approve any changed access-related scope.
A JOB, MADE VISIBLE



Illustrations explain assembly stages; they do not document a customer project.
PLAN THE ARRIVAL
Send the Crystal Palace postcode and details of the intermediate doors and turns. Check appointment options and entry arrangements before attempting to carry awkward packages to the work area.
Area orientation
THE DETAILS OF YOUR VISIT
No. The limiting point may be a landing, internal opening or stair turn farther inside. Describe the route continuously to the assembly area.
Check how components will be carried and protected first. Removing packaging changes handling but does not guarantee that a panel can negotiate the route.
The product and working clearance determine suitability. A completed unit may then be impossible to move into its intended room.
Report its dimensions and any permitted alternatives. Do not assume stair carrying or additional handling is included in the initial assembly request.
Identify that possibility for assessment rather than doing it automatically. Door type, hardware and reinstatement requirements may change the scope.
Agree preparation and any handling assistance before arrival. Show fixed obstacles and explain anything you cannot move safely yourself.
Measurements help planning but do not remove the need to assess shape, turning room and handling. Avoid treating one dimension as a guarantee.
State where packages are stored and where construction will occur. Handling between those positions needs review rather than an assumed inclusion.
Keep the agreed route available, the product packages identifiable and the final working area accessible. Confirm any building-entry instructions in advance.
TURN THE LIST INTO A PLAN
Show the most restrictive point between the entrance and final room. The product specification and route together provide a stronger assembly brief than either alone.
Task images are illustrative.
