From the van to the right room.
Tell us which sofa you have in mind and the route it needs to travel. We will tell you, honestly, whether it will go.
Choose your sofa.
Each range has its own footprint. The bigger ones can be split-framed for delivery, which often unlocks delivery even to homes with tight access. Coco, Barton, Isobel and Felix have removable legs as well. We take all of that into account.
Walk us through the journey.
Measure the narrowest point of each. Use a metal tape. If you only know a couple of these, that is fine, leave the rest blank and we will work with what we have.
Front door
The clear opening, with the door wide open. Most homes are standard, but Victorian and period properties are often narrower.
Hallway
Narrowest point. If there is a corner, this is where things get tight.
Stairs if upstairs
Width and the lowest ceiling above the steps. The landing turn matters too.
Room door
The door into the room the sofa will live in.
Still uncertain? Talk to Nadia, our design concierge. She has seen every kind of staircase.