Disassembly transportation and reassembly of Habitat sliding door wardrobe.

Many people think once a wardrobe system is installed in a room that it is there for life. Not so, we can flatpack furniture as well as Unflatpack it. We are frequently called out by clients that have invested in an expensive wardrobe system that they want to take with them when they move, a very cost effective solution.  

Initially it might seem straightforward to disassemble furniture.  That's probably true if you don't have to reassemble it some hours or weeks later, especially without the original assembly instructions.

In the photo above, our client instructed us to disassemble the 3m Habitat system which was located on the 5^th floor of a Paddington town house. The narrow staircase meant that we had to strip it down to the smallest component level in order to get it out. Our Unflatpackers normally leave the logistics to a removal company, though in this case since our client was only moving a couple of miles to a location just off High St Kensington, so we undertook the transportation for her.

Strangely enough, another client, a prominent Labour Pier called us in to disassemble an identical wardrobe a few days later. He is having some major building works carried out at his property that are going to take a few months to complete. The careful notation we take during the disassembly process will allow us to reconstruct the furniture as if we took it apart only a few hours ago. Obviously a number of London's leading removals and relocations company's call us in on a regular basis to deal with this specialist requirement on their clients' behalf.

The photo shows the completed reassembly. We would like to say that it was as good as the original we took apart. In fact it was better. We found a couple of faults in the original assembly that we were able to rectify when reassembling. In effect, it was better than new! The disassembly took 1.5hrs and it took 2.5 hours to reassemble. In effect a £160 expenditure to save a £600 piece of furniture.  Money well spent.

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