Furniture assembly in Luxembourg: build a comparable budget

Send manufacturer reference, dimensions, module count, doors, drawers and accessories. Include the order list or configurator plan. Wardrobe alone does not establish carcass count or mechanisms. Kitchens may add cut-outs, connections and coordination with other trades; do not price one as a simple item.

Specify delivery receipt, carrying upstairs, unpacking, assembly, positioning, anchoring, adjustments and packaging. Identify who supplies missing hardware and building fixings. IKEA notes that fixings must suit the wall. Price the complete solution rather than removing required anchoring to cut cost.

For new items, check packages and references while retaining labels. For used furniture, provide photographs, available instructions and joint condition. Mention started assembly or damaged parts. Restoration time cannot be inferred from a fixed second-hand surcharge; agree scope after assessment.

Measure passages and assembly space; report limited height, uneven floor, projecting skirting and unknown wall construction. Ask whether multiple-person handling is planned. Cost reflects preparation and adaptation, not the brand on the box alone.

Identify fixed or time charging, travel, supplies and return terms for missing parts. Guichet explains tax-inclusive pricing and calculation where the final total is unknown. Separate old-furniture dismantling and disposal. No automatic brand discount, predominantly fixed-fee market or standard duration is evidenced here.

List all items and availability. Ask for a combined total and sufficient detail to change the order. Shared travel does not guarantee a fixed discount per item. Confirm required packages and access before scheduling the entire assembly.