Measure the sofa and every clearance
Record the width, depth and height at the widest points. Measure doors, corridors, stairs, the lift and available turning space. For a sectional sofa, provide the dimensions of every separated module.
Sofa transport
A sofa is bulky, difficult to turn on stairs and easy to mark during handling. Before booking transport, measure the complete route, identify removable parts and describe carrying conditions at both addresses.

Record the width, depth and height at the widest points. Measure doors, corridors, stairs, the lift and available turning space. For a sectional sofa, provide the dimensions of every separated module.
Check whether feet, arms, backrests or connecting hardware can be removed without damage. Photograph each fixing point and keep screws in a labelled bag. Agree dismantling in advance for older, glued or damaged furniture.
Take off cushions, covers and throws and pack them separately. Empty any storage compartment. Secure a sofa-bed mechanism so it cannot open while being carried, but do not apply adhesive tape directly to the upholstery.
Cover a clean sofa with a suitable bag, wrap or moving blanket and protect exposed corners. The covering must not hide safe handholds or hang loose. Clear the route and protect vulnerable floors and walls before handling begins.
For a quotation, send photos, dimensions, floor numbers, lift information and the carrying distance from the entrance to the parking position. Weight, stairs and route length help determine a suitable crew in advance.
Frequently asked questions
Only when it cannot pass through the route or dismantling is needed for safe handling. Measurements and photos help decide this before the job.
Use a clean cover, blanket or suitable wrap, protect the corners and never stick adhesive tape directly to fabric or leather.
It depends on weight, shape, stairs, lift access and carrying distance. Share these details before the booking is confirmed.



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