Our Easy Access Measuring Guide
With the majority of our items delivered fully-assembled, it's important to ensure you have the correct amount of space to accommodate delivery, especially if you've ordered one of our large fully-assembled dining tables: the Andersson Dining Table and the Olsen Round Dining Table.
We've put together a helpful guide below, full of easy tips and tricks, to help make sure your prepared for delivery day!
1. Where to find our product dimensions...
Once you've chosen your item, the first step is to check our listings for the key information. We include all of the important dimensions of each item in the 'Dimensions' dropdown tab underneath the description.
This will give you the length, width and height of the item.
2. Account for packaging
The dimensions on our listings are for the product only and DO NOT include packaging. Packaging usually adds an additional 10cm to all dimensions, so it's important to consider this when checking your access measurements.
Example: If you ordered an Andersson Dining Table 180cm (L) x 88cm (D) x 75 (H), the approximate packaged dimensions will be 190cm (L) x 98cm (D) x 85cm (H).
PLEASE NOTE: Packaging dimensions can vary, dimensions above are estimates.
3. Measure: Doorway
Grab your tape measure, it's time to start measuring! Firstly, we need to make sure the item will fit through your front door.
The internal width of your doorframe (measurement 'A' in diagram) will not give you an accurate point of reference, as you need to consider the thickness of the door itself when the door is open.
This is why you will need to measure from frame to open door (measurement 'B' in diagram).
4. Hallway/Entryway
It's also important to consider the hallway/entryway space immediately inside your door. Be sure to check for obstructions which could prevent you from maneuvering the table inside.
If you have a porch with a secondary front door this is particularly key as you will have to ensure the item can fit through both doors.
5. Internal Doors
Internal doors tend to be narrower than external doors, which means maneuvering large fully-assembled items can be tricky.
Turning your item on its side, or angling the items into a room leg first are useful tricks that can help even in the tightest spaces.
If the item is being taken up a flight of stairs, you will need to ensure there is enough space to maneuver the item.
Our White Glove Service
If you think you might need an extra hand on delivery day don't panic. Our White Glove Service, which includes room of choice delivery, unpackaging and removal of all packaging materials, is available as an option at checkout.
If you've already placed your order and would like to upgrade delivery to a White Glove Service, that's no problem at all - just get in touch and we will help arrange this for you.
Need some peace of mind?
We hope this guide has been helpful. Everyone's home is different, so measuring up is not an exact science. If you have any questions about measuring your home, or how to prepare for delivery day please don't hesitate on getting in touch. One of our furniture experts will be happy to help!