From the van to the right room.
Tell us which sofa you have in mind and the route it needs to travel. We will tell you, honestly, whether it will go.
Choose your sofa.
Each range has its own footprint. The bigger ones can be split-framed for delivery, which often unlocks delivery even to homes with tight access. Coco, Barton, Isobel and Felix have removable legs as well. We take all of that into account.
Walk us through the journey.
Measure the clear gap at each stop with a metal tape. Pick the closest match if you are not sure yet: we will treat it as a typical size, not as your own measurement. Anything you leave blank is marked as not checked, never as fine.
Front door
Measure the clear gap with the door wide open, between the narrowest points: frame to frame, or frame to the edge of the open door. Allow for anything that sticks out just inside, such as a radiator or a shelf.
Please choose one.
Hallway
The clear width from wall to wall, measured between the skirting boards. If a radiator, shelf or meter box sticks out part way along, give that as the pinch point, so one obstacle does not narrow every turn.
Lift if there is one
Only if the sofa has to travel in a lift. Measure the clear door opening, then the inside of the lift.
Stairs if upstairs
Measure the clear width between the narrowest points, wall to handrail. Turns and landings are where sofas get stuck, so tell us as much as you can.
Room door
The door into the room the sofa is for. Measure the clear gap with the door wide open, between the narrowest points, skirting boards included.
Please choose one.
Still uncertain? Talk to Nadia, our design concierge. She has seen every kind of staircase.