Installation & logistics · Chatham, ME4
What furniture needs clearing before your Chatham flooring fitting, and what our in-house fitters can safely move on the day.
Medway Council conversions and older subdivided victorian terraces sometimes have flooring levels that differ slightly between adjoining rooms, so trims here get chosen and cut carefully room by room during the visit itself rather than bought in bulk beforehand as one uniform job lot for the whole property in one go.
New flooring cannot be fitted around furniture that is still in the room, so some clearing needs to happen before fitters arrive in Chatham. What needs to be done in advance and what can be handled on the day depends on the size and type of items involved, and it is worth being clear on this before fitting day itself.
Remove ornaments, electronics, rugs and anything fragile from the room in advance.
Clear wardrobes, cupboards and drawers before larger items are moved.
Agree what fitters will move and what needs handling separately, such as appliances or fitted units.
Medway Council conversions and older subdivided victorian terraces sometimes have flooring levels that differ slightly between adjoining rooms, so trims here get chosen and cut carefully room by room during the visit itself rather than bought in bulk beforehand as one uniform job lot for the whole property in one go.
Medway Council conversions and older subdivided victorian terraces sometimes have flooring levels that differ slightly between adjoining rooms, so trims here get chosen and cut carefully room by room during the visit itself rather than bought in bulk beforehand as one uniform job lot for the whole property in one go.
These are our own installations in the county. They illustrate the type of work covered on this page rather than a particular job.
We will confirm exactly what to clear and what our fitters will handle on the day.
07702 737267Postcode district ME4, Medway Council.
We reach Chatham via the A2, and cover the wider ME4 district as part of our normal round.
You need to clear small, fragile and valuable items yourself, plus empty wardrobes and cupboards, but our in-house fitters can move general furniture such as sofas and beds on the day.
No, disconnecting and reconnecting appliances is not part of standard furniture moving and should be arranged separately before fitting day.
It is usually moved between rooms as work progresses, following a sequence agreed in advance so items are not moved more often than necessary across your Chatham property.
No, specialist heavy or delicate items such as pianos, safes and fish tanks are not part of standard furniture moving and need to be arranged separately with an appropriate specialist.
Clearing small items and emptying storage furniture before fitting day helps your Chatham installation go smoothly, with our fitters handling the rest.
We will confirm exactly what to clear and what our fitters will handle on the day.