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Upholstered furniture
Transporting upholstered furniture (couches, sofas, armchairs, poufs, corner sofas) requires proper protection due to their size, weight and sensitive surface.
1Best option: original packaging
The safest way to transport upholstered furniture is to deliver it in the original manufacturer packaging.
- βOriginal packaging provides full protection tailored to the shape of the furniture.
- βIf you do not have the original β proceed to the next steps.
2Preparing the furniture
- βRemove legs, cushions and decorative elements β pack separately.
- βEmpty compartments and drawers.
- βCheck that the furniture is dry and clean.
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Damp, dirty, bed bug-infested or mouldy furniture will not be accepted for transport.
3Surface protection
- βProtect corners and edges with cardboard or foam β most prone to damage.
- βWrap the upholstered surface with a blanket, fabric or bubble wrap.
- βWrap the whole piece in stretch film β min. 3β4 layers.
- βStretch film protects against dirt, dust and scuffs.
4Corner sofas (sectional)
- βSeparate the corner sofa into modules if possible β reduces overall size.
- βWrap each module individually in stretch film.
- βNumber the modules β makes reassembly easier at the destination.
- βSecure folding mechanisms with tape to prevent accidental unfolding.
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Take photos of the furniture and how it comes apart before disassembly β this will help with reassembly.
5Leather and faux leather
- βLeather furniture requires special attention β do not place bubble wrap directly on the leather.
- βFirst wrap in clean fabric, then bubble wrap, finally stretch film.
- βAvoid contact with sharp objects and adhesive tape directly on the leather.
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