B&M coffee tables, large and medium
Two tables, straightforward builds — a good example of how a smaller item is usually well under an hour.
Every photo here is furniture Sameer built himself — several from his own move, which is simply why there was a camera on at the time. No stock images, no borrowed portfolios. The timings are what these actually took, so you know what to expect before you book.
Two tables, straightforward builds — a good example of how a smaller item is usually well under an hour.
Two flip-down drawers and a slim frame. Narrow hallway units like this need care on the levelling — a shoe cabinet that rocks on an uneven floor is the usual complaint.
The longest of these by some distance. Sliding-door wardrobes are the most involved job in flat-pack — the frame has to be genuinely square and level or the doors won't run properly, and mirrored panels are heavy and unforgiving if you rush them.
Drawer units are repetitive rather than difficult — the time goes into building each drawer and getting the runners aligned so they all sit flush and close cleanly. The hinged mirror lid on top needs the gas strut set properly so it holds open instead of dropping.
Shelving units go up quickly once the frame is square. Worth getting the back panel properly seated — it's what stops the whole thing racking sideways once it's loaded with books.
Slatted covers like this go together quickly, but getting it level and properly seated against the wall is what stops it rocking once it's in place.