Furniture Dismantling & Assembly

The furniture that causes the most trouble on moving day is not the heaviest. It is the king bed that will not turn the stair corner, the almirah that is wider than the lift, and the dressing table mirror that nobody took off. Our carpenters take furniture apart the right way, keep every screw with its piece, and put it back together solidly at your new home.

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Carpenter dismantling a wardrobe before a house move

The Short Answer

Our furniture service covers checking which pieces need to come apart, dismantling beds, wardrobes, dining tables and dressing tables with the right tools, bagging and labelling all hardware, wrapping every part for transport, and reassembling and levelling everything at the new home. You can book it with your move or on its own.

Piece by Piece

Which Furniture Needs to Come Apart?

A quick guide to the pieces in a typical Pakistani home and what usually happens to each.

FurnitureDismantle?Why it matters
King or queen bedUsually yesHeadboard and side rails rarely fit stair turns or lifts in one piece
Storage or hydraulic bedYesGas lifts and heavy base boxes must be released and moved separately
Wooden almirah / wardrobeUsually yesDoors and panels come off; some old or glued almirahs must move whole
Sliding-door wardrobeYesSliding doors and rails are removed to stop them warping or breaking
Dressing tableMirror offThe mirror is wrapped and moved standing, separate from the base
Dining tableTop offGlass or marble tops travel on edge; legs come off to save space
Sofa setSometimesLegs and arms come off on some models to fit narrow doors
TV wall unitYesShelves and panels are removed; wall-mounted TVs need a plan for brackets
Study table and bookshelvesOftenFlat-pack pieces travel safer in parts than whole

Worth Knowing

Solid Wood vs Particle Board

Not all furniture survives being taken apart the same way, and it helps to know which kind you have:

  • Solid wood: sheesham, deodar and similar furniture is usually joined with bolts and dowels and goes back together as strong as before.
  • Particle board and MDF: common in modern wardrobes and flat-pack furniture. Screw holes wear a little each time, so pieces are handled gently and screwed back into the original holes.
  • Glued joints: some older almirahs are glued and should move whole if they fit, rather than be forced apart.
Our rule: if a joint looks weak or glued, we tell you before touching it, not after.
Movers placing a sofa in a new home after shifting

How We Work

From Dismantling to a Level, Solid Fit

01

Check

We look at every piece, the doors, stairs and lift, and decide what comes apart.

02

Dismantle

Pieces are taken apart with the right tools, without forcing joints.

03

Bag & Label

Screws, bolts and fittings go into a bag taped to their piece.

04

Wrap

Panels, doors and mirrors are wrapped and moved standing.

05

Rebuild

Everything is reassembled, tightened, levelled and doors aligned.

Help Us Plan

What to Tell Us Before Moving Day

  • Photos of large pieces: beds, almirahs, dining set and sofas
  • Whether any bed is a storage or hydraulic bed
  • The narrowest door, stair turn and lift size at both homes
  • Any wall-mounted TV, shelves or units
  • Pieces you are not taking, so we do not dismantle them

Related

Moving the Rest of Your Home

Furniture is usually moved as part of a full house shifting job, with packing and unpacking. For offices, see our office relocation service. Our guide on choosing the right vehicle explains how furniture decides the truck size.

FAQs

Furniture Dismantling FAQs

Usually yes. Most double and king beds, especially storage and hydraulic beds, have to come apart to fit through doors, stairwells and lifts and to travel safely. Single beds and simple frames sometimes move in one piece.

Most can, but not all. Some built-in or glued wooden almirahs were never designed to come apart. We check the joints before starting and tell you if a piece should move whole or stay behind.

Solid wood furniture usually goes back together as strong as before. Particle board and MDF furniture loses a little strength each time screws are taken out, so we use the original holes carefully and tell you if any joint needs a fix.

Every piece of hardware goes into a labelled bag taped to the furniture it came from, so nothing is lost or mixed up on the way.

Yes. You can book dismantling, assembly or both, with or without the rest of the move.

Tell us about wall-mounted TVs and units when you book, so we can plan for brackets and fixing at the new home.

Not Sure What Needs to Come Apart?

Send us photos of your beds, wardrobes and large furniture on WhatsApp, and we will tell you what needs dismantling and give you a free quote.

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