Beds and bedroom furniture
Frames, drawers, bedside units and suitable wardrobes assembled to instructions.
Alesta · Furniture assemblers in London
Careful assembly for flat-pack and household furniture, with model, room, parts, access and any wall-fixing requirement confirmed before the visit.
☎ Call 020 3608 3976Parts and position before assembly
Furniture differs in size, weight, hardware and assembly time. A small bedside table is not the same visit as a large wardrobe, ottoman bed or wall-connected storage system, so we request the product link or instructions and number of boxes first.
The room must provide enough clear floor space, and all packages should be present and undamaged. Wall anchoring depends on the product and wall construction; drilling, specialist fixings and movement of existing furniture are agreed rather than assumed.
Frames, drawers, bedside units and suitable wardrobes assembled to instructions.
Dining, office and freestanding storage items built and aligned in the intended room.
Hinges, runners, shelves and doors adjusted after the main structure is square.
Manufacturer anti-tip requirements and suitable wall support are identified clearly.

Common reasons customers call
Multiple boxes, doors and internal fittings need organised assembly in limited room space.
Lift mechanisms, drawers or many panels make accurate sequencing important.
A move or room setup requires time and parts coordinated across different products.
Doors, runners or the frame need assessment before loose hardware causes damage.
Why Alesta for furniture assembly
Links, model numbers, box count and instructions help estimate realistic time.
Visible damage or missing critical hardware is identified before progress hides the issue.
Panels are unpacked and handled on a clear, protected assembly area.
Doors, drawers, mechanisms and stability are reviewed before handover.
A methodical build

Planning begins with the exact product. We ask for a retailer link, model number or instruction manual, the number of items and boxes, and the room where each piece will remain. Large wardrobes and beds may not pass through doors after assembly, so they are normally built in their final room. The customer should confirm that all packages have arrived and provide clear floor space before the appointment.
The assembler checks packaging and visible panels before starting, then groups hardware and follows the manufacturer sequence. Floor protection is used while large panels are laid out. Fixings are tightened progressively so the frame can be squared before final adjustment. Substituting random screws or forcing misaligned joints can damage engineered board, so missing or defective manufacturer parts are reported instead of improvised invisibly.
Doors, drawers, shelves and moving mechanisms are installed after the main structure is stable. Hinges and runners are adjusted for even gaps and free movement. Anti-tip brackets are treated as safety components, but successful wall fixing depends on knowing the wall construction and avoiding concealed services. If specialist fixings, masonry drilling or landlord permission were not included, the furniture can be left safely positioned with the outstanding requirement explained.
At handover, the assembler checks stability, doors, drawers and any lift mechanism within normal use. Packaging removal is included only if agreed; otherwise boxes and protective materials are consolidated for the customer. Damage present on arrival, missing pieces and manufacturer defects are recorded where possible. The objective is furniture that is square, functional and assembled to the supplied design, with no uncertainty about safety fixings or remaining work.
Clear pricing
Cost depends on item type, size, box count, mechanisms, room access and any wall fixing.
| Service scope | Price | What affects the final price |
|---|---|---|
| Small furniture item | From £30 | Product, parts, instructions and straightforward assembly time |
| Bed, desk or medium storage | Typically £60–£150 | Drawers, mechanisms, panels, access and adjustment |
| Large wardrobe or multi-item project | From £300 | Size, doors, internal fittings, team, wall fixing and duration |
Pricing context: Audited Alesta data includes simple assembly from around £30, medium items from about £60 and large wardrobe or multi-item work from roughly £300. Product links are needed for confirmation.
How the service works
Share links, box count, access and intended final position.
We identify mechanisms, wall anchoring and any multi-person handling.
The item is built to instructions and moving parts are tested.
Furniture assembly FAQ
Useful answers about boxes, room preparation, wall fixing, damage and pricing.
☎ Call 020 3608 3976Provide the product link or model, quantity, box count, instructions if available, room location and photographs of access or limited space.
No. Leave packaging intact but ensure every box has arrived and move it into or close to the final room where practical.
Enough protected floor area to lay out the largest panels and work around the furniture. Remove small items and fragile belongings before arrival.
When agreed and the wall is suitable. Product brackets, wall construction, safe drilling and any landlord permission must be considered.
The assembler will identify the issue and avoid forcing an unsafe workaround. Replacement manufacturer parts may be needed before completion.
Only if included. Otherwise packaging can be flattened or consolidated, but disposal requires a separate arrangement.
Product size, number of items, mechanisms, box count, assembly complexity, room access and wall fixing affect the quote.