Product Info

Packing and assembly

All of our furniture (apart from chairs) is supplied flat-packed.  For your ease of assembly and installation, comprehensive instructions are provided with each item, either in the form of clear sketches or written instructions in five languages, including English.  Large furniture items such as wardrobes will normally be packed in several boxes, each bearing a description of the item and correct numbering (for example, Kim Wardrobe Maple Strasbourg, box 1/3, box 2/3, box 3/3).  In certain locations, we can offer a full professional assembly and installation service, to assure you of minimum disruption.  For details of areas covered, prices and terms and conditions, please visit the Installation Service page on our website.

Materials used

All of our furniture items are manufactured from durable, high quality materials, many using a mixture of robust MFC (melamine faced chipboard) carcasses with MDF (medium density fibreboard) and wood effect laminates offered in the tantalising choice of finishes illustrated on our website.  These range from light, contemporary Nida Maple and warm Honeyed Alder, to rich, classic Antique Cherry.

Some of our ranges (such as Bawaria, Orinoko and Intarsio) have beautiful solid wood fronts available in a variety of stunning colours.  Refer to the relevant product description on the website for full details.

Complementing the look, we supply only the most elegant of handles, all specially selected to add that particular touch of character and style to your chosen furniture.

Unless advertised with under bed storage compartment, our beds come with wooden slats.  Beds with a bed linen compartment are supplied with the mattress which is to be attached to the base of the bed on springs, and can be lifted up to access the compartment.

Accessories provided and installation method

To ensure the ultimate in strength and stability of the assembled item, we provide a combination of a cam bolt system and wooden dowels with glue.  Here, the cam bolts are utilised as the main joining mechanism on the corners and middle of long panels, and dowels are used in between to give further robustness to the construction.

All furniture ranges use metal runners for the drawers, with the exception of the TIP TOP range, where plastic runners are used.