Flat Pack MatesFlat pack furniture assembly in Hanwell
We assemble flat-pack beds, wardrobes and bedroom storage in Hanwell. If an old frame has to come apart to make room, send photos and tell us what you want to do with it. Dismantling, saving the parts for another build and arranging removal are separate decisions that can change what the visit needs to cover.
Postcode districts W7
- Replacement beds, wardrobes and storage
- Plan what happens to the old furniture
- Send the full Hanwell W7 postcode
Can you dismantle my old bed before assembling a replacement in Hanwell?
Send photos of the old frame and its connections together with the model for the replacement. Tell us whether the old parts are being kept, moved or collected. We can discuss dismantling in the quote and confirm where the parts should wait during the assembly.
Do I need to arrange furniture removal separately?
Tell us what you want to happen to the old unit when you ask for a quote. Dismantling and moving the parts out of the property are separate requests. If you have a collection arranged, give us the time and the place where the collector expects to find the furniture.
Quote for the agreed bedroom changeover
The quote depends on the old and new models, the agreed dismantling, the fittings and access. Send photographs of the old unit and links for the replacement. State where the panels are to go and include any wall fixing or access restrictions so we can confirm what the visit covers.
See assembly prices and See bedroom furniture assembly. If you need the cartons brought to the property, ask about collection and delivery.
Decide whether you want to keep the old piece
If you plan to use it again, tell us where it is going and whether you still have the manual. Send photos of the joints, inside and back, especially if a panel or fitting is already damaged. We can discuss dismantling and what parts can be kept together for a later assembly.
Empty furniture you would like dismantled, including storage beneath a bed or along the top of a wardrobe. Put the contents somewhere you can still reach once the new cartons are open. Show us wall brackets and any connection to adjacent units or the room itself.
If a fitted wardrobe is part of a wall or floor finish, describe how it was installed. Removing a fitted unit can affect surfaces or expose cables or pipes. Send photos and ask what we can cover before relying on removal as part of a standard assembly visit.
Check both sides of the changeover
Confirm what will happen to the existing piece
We review the agreed dismantling, check how the item is joined and confirm the place for its parts. If a fixing differs from the photos or the material is damaged, we discuss what that means before proceeding. We keep the route to the new build area clear.
Check the replacement and set hardware aside
Try the new doors, drawers and room access. Keep the new instructions and spare fittings together, away from hardware from the previous furniture. If the old piece is being collected or saved, check that its parts are in the agreed place and identify any small fittings before handover.
| New furniture | What to check |
|---|---|
| Bed | All supports, headboard and storage packs |
| Wardrobe | Wall, ceiling and restraint guidance |
| Drawer chest | Full opening beside the bed |
Choose a place for the old panels
Clear a dry area away from the room where the new furniture goes. Keep the exit and stairs open. If an old wardrobe will be collected, check when and where the collector can take it. Tell us about the removal separately when asking for a quote so it is clear what arrangements are needed.
Keep hardware from the old model separate from the new furniture. If the old piece is being saved, label fittings by part and keep its instructions. Tell us if an old back panel was stapled or if a joint has been repaired. This can affect whether the panels are suitable for reuse.
Measure the wall for the new furniture with any skirting or flooring changes in mind. If the replacement wardrobe needs a wall restraint, share the manufacturer’s guidance and confirm permission. Show us where sockets and any visible pipework are before choosing the fixing position.
If a collector wants the panels bundled or the fittings bagged, give us those instructions before the visit.
Check the entrance and the route to the bedroom
National Rail lists Hanwell station in W7. Send the complete property postcode and room details, and check Ealing Council information and the signs at the bay. Let us know whether an alternative entrance can be used if the existing furniture and the new cartons share a narrow hall.
Send the new models and every separate kit. A storage bed can arrive with drawers, support rails or a headboard in separate boxes. Keep the labels visible and clear enough floor space to assemble the larger frame before the smaller furniture is moved into place.
If a collector arrives on the same day, share their time and entrance. Agree where the old parts can wait so they do not block the new cartons or the room door. Let us know if a different keyholder is responsible for collection.
Prepare the old furniture and the new build
- Empty the furniture to be dismantled
- Photograph joints, fixings and any damage
- Choose a clear place for the old panels
- Keep new carton labels and fitting kits together
| Old furniture plan | What to tell us |
|---|---|
| Reuse later | Model, condition and any manual |
| Move to another room | Route and intended position |
| Collection | Time, location and who is responsible |
Before you book in Hanwell
Can you keep the old fittings together for reassembly?
Tell us if the furniture will be used again. Keep its manual and provide a labelled place for the fittings, separate from the new furniture hardware.
What should I do if my old wardrobe is attached to the wall?
Send photos of the connections and say whether it is freestanding or fitted. Let us know if removing it could affect trim or wall finishes.
Can the old panels wait in a garage for collection?
Give us the route and say who can open the garage. Agree with the collector where the pieces should go and keep exits clear.
Should I remove drawers before the visit?
Empty the drawers and leave the furniture accessible. Tell us if any drawer is stuck or damaged and send a photo before attempting to remove it.
Can you quote for old furniture and a new bed in the same enquiry?
Yes. Send the old unit photos, the replacement model and details of what should happen to the old parts. Include any separate headboard or storage kit.
Request furniture assembly in Hanwell
Send the postcode, item list and access notes. We can confirm availability and what the appointment would involve.
Photographs illustrate typical assembly work.