
Furniture assembly
We assemble furniture to order in Varna - IKEA, JYSK, Mebelo and online orders. Wardrobes, beds, kitchens, cabinets and desks. We bring our own tools, follow the instructions and leave everything ready to use.
- Assembly (per hour)from €23
- Our own toolsIncluded
- Wall fixingOn request
- Survey and quoteFree
Prices shown are estimates and are confirmed with an exact quote after a free survey.
What the service includes
- Furniture assembly following the manufacturer's instructions
- Unpacking and clearing away the packaging
- Wall fixing when needed (wardrobes, cabinets)
- Minor adjustments and alignment of doors and drawers
- Work with our own tools
- Furniture dismantling for a move
How it works
Request
You tell us what furniture needs assembling (brand, number of items, dimensions).
5-10 minutes
Quote
We give you an hourly rate or a fixed quote based on the number and type of items.
within the hour
Booking
We agree a convenient day and time.
at your convenience
Assembly
We assemble, fix to the wall if needed and clear away the packaging afterwards.
depends on volume
Prices
| Furniture assembly (per hour)per person, for standard furniture | from €23 |
|---|---|
| Wardrobe / bed / kitchendepending on complexity and the number of parts | from after survey |
| Wall fixing | from from €5 / item |
| Dismantling for a move | from €10-€30 / module |
Prices shown are estimates and are confirmed with an exact quote after a free survey or a description.
What the service is
Furniture assembly (also known as flat-pack assembly) is a service where our crew assembles, following the instructions, furniture that arrives in boxes in parts - wardrobes, beds, cabinets, kitchen units, desks and children's furniture. Big chains such as IKEA, JYSK and Mebelo, as well as most online shops, sell furniture flat-packed so it's more compact to transport, and the assembly itself is left to the customer. That's exactly where we step in.
People come to us in a few typical situations: after a new purchase in store or online, when the boxes have arrived but there's no time or inclination to put it all together; after a move, when the furniture was dismantled for transport and needs reassembling at the new address; or simply when the right tools and experience with fittings, cam locks and metal runners are missing. Modern furniture looks simple at first glance, but one wrong step in the assembly order often means undoing joints you've already tightened and starting again.
That's why assembly is a separate, specialist service rather than just an add-on to carrying. It takes reading instructions, tightening precisely without overdoing it (so the chipboard doesn't work loose), levelling and often wall fixing. The service combines perfectly with furniture transport and apartment moving, so your furniture is delivered, carried in and fully assembled by one crew.
Types of furniture we assemble
Wardrobes and sliding-door cabinets
Wardrobes are among the most demanding pieces to assemble. Large carcasses have to be put together perfectly square, because even a small misalignment ruins how the doors hang. With sliding doors the key thing is adjusting the bottom rollers and top tracks - if they aren't level, the door moves stiffly or catches. We tighten the frame evenly, check the diagonals and set the doors to run smoothly. Tall wardrobes are always fixed to the wall to prevent tipping.
Beds and slatted bases
With beds, what matters most is tightening the frame securely and fitting the central support beam and the leg beneath it correctly - without them the base gives way under weight and starts to creak. Slatted bases need care with the order and direction of the slats. We test every joint under load and make sure the frame sits flat before you put the mattress on.
Kitchen furniture and units
Kitchens are the most complex to install, because the base and wall units have to be perfectly level with each other so the worktop sits flat and the doors line up. Wall units are hung on mounting rails and fixed firmly to the wall. For kitchens we work from a survey or from photos and a description, as the price depends on the number of units, the cut-outs for the sink and appliances, and the complexity of the layout.
Desks and office furniture
We assemble desks, drawer pedestals and office cabinets quickly and align them so the drawers run without catching and the doors close properly. When fitting out a whole office, we coordinate assembly with delivery so the workspace is ready in one go. The service is handy when opening a new office or reorganising workstations.
Children's furniture and beds
With children's furniture, safety comes first. Bunk beds and tall chests of drawers must always be fixed to the wall, and every joint is fully tightened, because children climb on and rock the structure. We check for protruding screws and sharp edges and leave everything tidy. We recommend that tall children's furniture is never used without being fixed to the wall.
Wall fixing to prevent tipping
Tall, narrow furniture - wardrobes, display cabinets, bookcases and chests of drawers - can tip over if it isn't anchored to the wall. This is one of the most common causes of accidents in the home, especially with children. We bring fixings to suit the wall type (brick, concrete or plasterboard) and securely fix every piece that needs it. Wall fixing is a quick step that prevents serious damage and injuries.
How it works, step by step
We start by checking the parts and the instructions. We unpack the boxes, check the number of panels and fittings against the manufacturer's list and make sure nothing is missing or faulty before we turn the first screw. That way we avoid the frustration of stopping halfway because of a missing slat or a broken panel.
Then we assemble in the order set out in the instructions. The order isn't random - with chipboard furniture, one skipped or swapped step often means taking apart sections that are already assembled. We tighten joints evenly and take care not to overtighten, so the thread doesn't strip in the board.
When needed, we fix the furniture to the wall - wardrobes, tall cabinets and children's beds are secured with fixings suited to the wall. Then comes the alignment: we adjust the doors so they line up and set the drawers and sliding mechanisms to run smoothly.
Finally we clear away the packaging - we flatten the boxes and collect the plastic and leftover fittings, leaving the room clean and the furniture ready to use. If you wish, we'll take the packaging away too.
Good to know
Tall furniture - wardrobes, display cabinets and especially children's beds and chests of drawers - should be fixed to the wall. An unsecured tall piece can tip over when someone climbs on it or pulls out a drawer, and that's a real danger in a home with small children. Before assembly, check the delivery for missing or faulty parts - a complaint to the shop is easiest while the packaging is intact. Keep the instructions and spare fittings at least until the furniture has been in use for a while; they're invaluable if you move or need to adjust it later. Keep the receipt for the warranty too.
Why choose MESTIM for assembly
- ✓We come with our own professional tools - cordless drills, a spirit level and everything else needed.
- ✓We have experience with all the popular brands - IKEA, JYSK, Mebelo, Aiko and online orders.
- ✓We fix furniture to the wall to prevent tipping, with fixings suited to the wall type.
- ✓We clear away the packaging and leave the room clean and ready to use.
Need other services as well? See moving services and swapping old furniture for new.
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