Delivery, explained.
Straight answers on what furniture delivery costs, how long it takes, and how to move awkward pieces without breaking them.
Measure the space first, choose the right handling method for the wardrobe you actually own, and know when the job needs two trained pairs of hands rather than one.
A removal firm quotes a whole-house day rate for one item; a parcel courier says it's too big. Here's the gap a postcode-to-postcode furniture courier fills, and what it costs.
Moving a piece that can't be replaced calls for more than a van and a strong pair of arms. What makes antique transport different, what it costs, and how to choose a courier you can trust.
Furniture delivery starts from £25 for a small box shipment and rises to around £55 for a wardrobe. Here is what shapes a quote, and what a fair price looks like before you book.
For most local and mainland routes, your delivery date falls one to three days after collection. Here is what shapes the timeline, from standard delivery windows to same-day requests.