IKEA Furniture Assembly in London

You get a fixed price for your whole IKEA order in the Jack All Trades (JACK) app before you book — priced from the list.

Screenshot your IKEA order confirmation or paste the product links, and a vetted pro prices the actual build: a MALM chest and a BILLY are quick, a wardrobe with sliding doors is not, and the price reflects that honestly. You see the fixed price before you book, and wall fixing for tall pieces is part of it.

Booking the whole order in one visit is the smart move — each extra item adds far less than it would cost on its own, because the pro and the tools are already in the room. Delivery day and assembly day can even be the same day.

Prefer to pay by the hour? You can also hire a pro at their hourly rate.

• Every item on your order built to the instructions, square and level
• Tall furniture — wardrobes, bookcases, chests — anchored to the wall with the right fixings
• Doors and drawers aligned so they close the way the showroom promised
• Parts checked at the start, with anything missing flagged honestly and followed up in the app
• Packaging flattened and stacked for recycling, room left tidy

• PAX wardrobes — frames, interiors, and sliding doors (big enough job that it has its own page)
• MALM — beds with storage boxes, and the chest of drawers on every order
• BILLY and KALLAX — bookcases and shelving, secured to the wall
• HEMNES — beds, drawers, and hallway pieces with the fiddly cam-lock count
• Bed frames of every kind, with slats, midbeams, and under-bed storage done right
• Desks and office chairs — BEKANT, IDÅSEN, MICKE, and gaming setups
• Sofas and sofa-beds — FRIHETEN, SÖDERHAMN, and modular KIVIK builds
• METOD kitchen cabinets — base and wall cabinets built, and wall units hung (see below for what is not included)
• Kitchen trolleys, changing tables, cots, and the small stuff that finishes a room

• METOD base and wall cabinet carcasses built square
• Wall units hung level and fixed to the wall with fixings that suit it
• Cabinet doors, drawers, and hinges fitted and adjusted so they line up

• Speed that compounds — a pro builds a MALM chest in the time it takes to find the right allen key, and a whole order in an afternoon
• Care with the heavy, awkward lifts — wardrobe frames and bed bases are the moments a DIY build usually goes wrong
• Wall-securing done properly: BILLY, KALLAX, and every tall piece anchored with fixings that match your wall, not the plugs in the bag
• Missing or damaged parts spotted at the start, flagged honestly, and the return visit to finish is quick once IKEA sends the bits
• Old London floors handled — furniture shimmed level so doors line up and drawers do not roll open
• Packaging flattened and stacked for recycling instead of living in your hallway for a month