Flat pack furniture assembly across Dublin for IKEA, JYSK, wardrobes, beds, cabinets, office furniture and kitchen units, from single items to complete kitchen installations.
Flat-pack furniture, wardrobes and complete kitchen furniture assembly in Dublin. The work is practical: build the units, establish level and line, fit doors and drawers, adjust the details and leave a clean finished result.
Assembly is not only tightening screws. Level, line, wall conditions, clearances, hinges, drawer runners, worktops, tall-unit stability and appliance housings all affect the finished result.
Wardrobes, beds, cabinets, shelving, desks, tables and storage furniture.
Cabinets built and aligned as one coordinated kitchen furniture system.
Hinged, sliding and modular wardrobes, including tall and wall-fixed systems.
PAX frames, KOMPLEMENT interiors and door systems assembled and adjusted.
Furniture dismantled for moving, access or replacement and rebuilt where suitable.
Old furniture dismantling and removal can be discussed as part of a wider job.
We assemble customer-supplied furniture from many retailers. The product itself matters more than the logo on the box.
The best finish starts before doors and handles. Cabinets need the right level, line and spacing first.
Confirm cabinet types, corners, appliance housings, access and room readiness.
Assemble cabinets, establish level and line, then connect the furniture into one system.
Doors, drawers, end panels, fillers, plinths, handles and worktop details are adjusted to the finished run.
Real rooms, custom kitchens and flat-pack furniture do not always match the drawing perfectly. These guides explain the materials, fitting decisions, worktop details, fixing options and problem-solving that can make the difference between simply assembling units and finishing the job properly.
How we approach non-standard layouts, designer plans, tall housings, fillers, clearances and site adjustments.
MFC, MDF, timber-effect panels, painted fronts, laminate and other common surfaces — and what changes during fitting.
Planning sink and hob openings, edges, joints, support and the checks required before a worktop is cut.
What can be done when supplied hardware does not suit the installation, a fitting fails or an alternative fixing is required.
Boards, veneers, laminates, metal frames, fabric, leather and synthetic upholstery — with practical assembly considerations.
Access, room dimensions, tall furniture, wall fixing and choosing an assembly sequence when space is limited.
Our core work is furniture, flat-pack, IKEA, kitchen, wardrobe and office furniture assembly across Dublin. When a related practical task is needed to complete an installation properly, tell us what is involved and we can advise what can be included.
Yes, for practical tasks related to furniture and installation work. Assembly remains our speciality, but we can often help with dismantling, adjustments, minor fitting work and other related tasks needed around the main job. For dedicated assembly work, see our furniture assembly services.
Our main work is furniture for homes and offices, kitchen furniture assembly, wardrobes, cabinets and IKEA assembly. We handle anything from individual flat-pack items to larger coordinated installations.
Rates typically start from €33 per hour. The final price depends on the work involved, duration, number of installers required, access, tools and consumable materials. More than one installer can sometimes reduce the overall working time; on other projects additional labour or specialist requirements can affect the cost. We aim to recommend a practical, cost-effective option for each job.
Yes. Furniture disassembly and reassembly, access-related dismantling and suitable adjustments can be discussed as part of the job. If removal is required, see our removal and disposal information for what can be arranged.
Yes, where the project benefits from it. Larger kitchens, office furniture or multi-item installations may be more efficient with additional installers. We consider the workload and practical sequence rather than applying one staffing model to every job.
Send product names or links, clear photos where useful, your Dublin area or Eircode, and a short description of any related work. The quote form is the quickest place to start, and our photo guide explains what helps us assess the job.
Send the product link or photos, your Dublin area and preferred day. We’ll reply with availability and a job-specific quote.
No fixed price table: the quote depends on the actual furniture, quantity, access and work required.
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