Ever wanted to know everything there is to know about flatpack construction? Of course, who doesn’t right? OK, admittedly it’s not on everyones list of things to know about, but if you’re buying furniture there’s a high probability that it…
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Everything You Need to Know About Flatpack Construction
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Ready assembled furniture – a quick guide
Ready assembled furniture is quite simply furniture that has already been put together, and is therefore ready to just be moved into your home. It’s the opposite of flat pack furniture, which requires you (or somebody else) to assemble it…
Why More Londoners Are Getting Their Flatpack Furniture Assembled – And You Should Too!
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More and more people in London have turned to getting their flatpack furniture assembled over the last couple of years; it certainly seems to be a growing trend. But why? We take a look at the reasons behind people living…
Moving Home Checklist – Everything You Need for Your Move to London
There’s no denying the allure of living and working in London, which is probably why nearly a quarter of a million people move to the capital every year! If you’re new to the area, however, it may seem a little…
5 Ways Outsourcing Your Flatpack Assembly Will Get You A Promotion
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If you’ve been working out how to get a promotion in your job then chances are you’ve stumbled across some rather weird and wonderful ideas; from wearing a pale blue shirt into the office to buying coffee for the boss…
Assembling Flatpack Furniture Can Make You Fat
We all know that assembling flatpack furniture is a bit of a bore, but did you know it can actually bad for your health as well? Believe it or not, putting together that 2000 piece wardobe could be adding inches…
Assembly and review of the IKEA BESTA BURS High Gloss desk
Today we assemble and review the IKEA BESTA BURS High Gloss desk. Pro’s Sturdy Great finish Cons Not suitable for really big computer screens Overview: The BESTA BURS desk is part of the BESTA BURS family and is one of…
Great use of an IKEA PAX wardrobe in a bathroom
For those that do not know, PAX is a versatile and stylish wardrobe system produced by the furniture giants IKEA. It’s normally only found in bedrooms and filled with clothing, but that doesn’t mean it can’t be used elsewhere in…
Make moving to London stress free
When you are in the process of moving into your nice new house or flat in Central London, either to be close to your great new job, or because you need extra room, it’s almost a given that you’ll pick…
flat-pack furniture has left half of us scratching our heads
Here’s a little quote by the Daily Mail who recently carried out some primary research into the feelings and thoughts of the british public about flatpack furniture. As a flatpack assembly service in London we are well aware of how happy…
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