Furniture Assembly & Storage

Built right the first time

Flat-pack instructions assume every panel is square and every cam lock seats fully. In practice, an out-of-square carcass is why drawers rub and doors do not line up, and once the back panel is nailed on, square is whatever you left it as.

We build on a flat surface, check square as we go, and snug fasteners in the right order rather than fully tightening each one as it goes in.

Anchoring is not optional

Anything tall gets strapped to framing. It takes a few extra minutes and it is the difference between furniture and a hazard in a house with small children. The straps that come in the box are usually fine; what matters is that the screw ends up in a stud rather than in drywall.

Garage and storage

Wall shelving, hooks and rails for bikes, tools and ladders, overhead racks, workbenches, and closet systems.

The whole point of garage storage is that it holds weight, so all of it goes into framing. Shelving that is only in drywall will hold exactly as long as it takes you to load it. For overhead racks the ceiling joists get located and confirmed before anything is drilled, because that is a fixing you never want to be wrong about.

Getting a price

Send the product page or a photo of the box for furniture, and a photo of the wall or garage for storage. Assembly is one of the easiest things to bundle: several items in one visit costs less than several separate trips, and it clears the minimum comfortably.