Key facts · Kitchen and furniture assembly

Dismantling and assembly of kitchens and furniture

A fitted kitchen rarely fits twice the same way. Rebuilding it is adaptation, not repetition.

In short

Dismantling and assembly of kitchens and furniture covers the proper taking apart and rebuilding of fitted kitchens, wardrobes, beds and shelving systems. D&E Umzüge dismantles the kitchen, transports the units securely and adapts them to the dimensions of the new room.

A D&E Umzüge fitter assembling a fitted kitchen
Kitchen and furniture assembly, D&E Umzüge Bochum
Typical duration Kitchen one to two days
Dismantling The day before the move
Adaptation To the new room dimensions
Quote Written fixed price
Overview

Kitchen and furniture assembly at a glance

Service
Dismantling, transport and rebuilding of fitted kitchens, wardrobes, beds and shelving
Areas served
Bochum, the Ruhr area and North Rhine-Westphalia
Typical duration
A fitted kitchen takes one to two working days, single pieces considerably less
Dismantling
Usually the day before the move, so moving day is not blocked
Adaptation
Cutting panels, plinths and worktops to the new dimensions
Connections
See Connecting appliances and services.
Gas appliances
Connected exclusively by an authorised specialist
Definition

What does kitchen and furniture assembly cover?

Kitchen and furniture assembly is the taking apart and rebuilding of fixed furnishings. That includes fitted kitchens with base and wall units, worktops and panels, as well as wardrobes, shelving systems, beds and partitions.

The hardest part is not the dismantling but the adaptation. A kitchen was built for one particular room: window reveals, door openings, service connection points and wall lengths are rarely the same twice. Panels, plinths and frequently the worktop therefore have to be cut again.

D&E Umzüge measures up both rooms in advance and establishes what can be carried over and where additions are needed. The kitchen is usually dismantled the day before the move, so that moving day is spent only on transport, and is then rebuilt and levelled at the destination.

Scope of service

What is included in the assembly?

The scope is agreed in advance, because it depends heavily on how different the old and new rooms are.

  • Measuring up both rooms Wall lengths, connection points, window reveals and door openings are recorded before dismantling.
  • Dismantling the kitchen Worktop, base and wall units, panels and plinths are taken apart and labelled.
  • Removing appliances Built-in appliances are removed, transported securely and refitted at the destination.
  • Furniture dismantling Wardrobes, shelving systems, beds and partitions are taken apart and numbered.
  • Secure transport Fronts and worktops are protected with edge guards and blankets against pressure marks.
  • Rebuilding and levelling Units are positioned, levelled, joined together and secured to the wall.
  • Cutting and adaptation Panels, plinths and worktops are adapted to the new room dimensions.
  • Additional parts Missing items such as plinth strips or connectors are identified early so they arrive in time.
Process

How does kitchen and furniture assembly work?

Assembly runs in five steps, spread across the days before and after the move.

  1. Measuring and stocktake

    Both rooms are measured. That shows what can be carried over and where adaptation is needed.

  2. Fixed-price quote

    You receive a written quote listing dismantling, assembly and adaptation work separately.

  3. Dismantling

    Usually the day before the move. Units are taken apart, labelled and protected for transport.

  4. Transport and rebuild

    At the destination the units are positioned, levelled, joined and secured to the wall.

  5. Adaptation and handover

    Panels, plinths and the worktop are adapted. The result is then checked together.

Use cases

Who is the assembly service for?

Assembly is worthwhile whenever furnishings that cannot simply be carried are meant to come along.

The fitted kitchen comes along

The kitchen is new or high quality and is staying. Dismantling, transport and adaptation are planned together.

Large wardrobe systems

Wardrobes and shelving walls cannot be moved through a stairwell in one piece.

Corporate relocation

Desks, shelving systems and partitions are dismantled and set up again at the new site.

Advantages

Why choose D&E Umzüge for assembly?

Measured before dismantling

Both rooms are recorded beforehand, so adaptation needs are known before the move rather than during the rebuild.

Everything from one provider

Dismantling, transport, assembly, connections and fixing work without additional contractors.

Fixed price, not an hourly rate

The price is confirmed in writing after measuring up, adaptation work included.

Based in Bochum

Short travel distances across the Ruhr area, allowing dismantling and rebuilding on consecutive days.

Coverage

Where does D&E Umzüge offer assembly?

D&E Umzüge dismantles and rebuilds kitchens and furniture in Bochum and across the entire Ruhr area, as well as in other cities in North Rhine-Westphalia.

Bochum · Wattenscheid · Essen · Dortmund · Herne · Gelsenkirchen · Witten · Hattingen · Duisburg · Düsseldorf · Cologne · Germany-wide · Europe-wide

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions about kitchen and furniture assembly

How much does kitchen assembly cost?

The price depends on the size and construction of the kitchen, the number of built-in appliances and how much adaptation is required. D&E Umzüge issues a written fixed-price quote after measuring both rooms, listing dismantling, assembly and adaptation separately.

Will my kitchen fit the new home?

That can only be answered after measuring both rooms, because wall lengths and connection points almost always differ. Often most of it fits, while panels, plinths and the worktop have to be recut or added to. This is settled before the move.

When is the kitchen dismantled?

As a rule, the day before the move. That keeps moving day free for transport and the rebuild. For larger kitchens, dismantling may happen two days ahead.

What is the difference from the connections service?

Assembly concerns the furniture itself: units, worktops, panels and plinths. The connections service concerns appliances and services. The two interlock and are usually commissioned together. Details under Connecting appliances and services.

Are gas appliances connected?

Gas connections may only be carried out by a specialist authorised to do so. Removing and refitting the surrounding units is part of the assembly; the gas connection itself is not. Please mention gas appliances when you enquire.

Is the worktop recut?

Where the new room dimensions require it, yes. Cutting and adaptation are part of the service. With stone and composite worktops, recutting is not always possible. This is checked when measuring up and stated in the quote.

Do you assemble ordinary furniture too?

Yes. Wardrobes, shelving systems, beds and partitions are dismantled, transported and rebuilt. Parts are numbered during dismantling, so the rebuild at the destination works without searching or trial and error.

What if parts are missing or damaged?

Missing connectors, plinth strips or panels are identified when measuring up and flagged in advance. That allows them to be sourced in time rather than blocking the assembly date. Worn parts on older kitchens are the most common case.

Request a quote for kitchen and furniture assembly

Send us photos of the kitchen and the dimensions of both rooms. D&E Umzüge will establish what can be carried over and issue a fixed-price quote.

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