Record the furniture
Photograph the front, sides and any existing marks. Add width, depth and height, and note glass, stone, mirrors, loose shelves, drawers or detachable parts.
Moving one sofa can need a different plan from moving a room of furniture. Item dimensions, existing condition, lift or stair access, dismantling needs and destination placement should be clear before the move is scoped.
This page remains the service route for furniture delivery and furniture moving in Singapore. Use the planning guide below to send a more complete brief without turning a small move into a full-house enquiry.
Photograph the front, sides and any existing marks. Add width, depth and height, and note glass, stone, mirrors, loose shelves, drawers or detachable parts.
Confirm floor level, lift size and booking, stair turns, corridor width, loading access, parking restrictions and the distance from the item to the vehicle.
State whether wrapping, dismantling, assembly, loose-part packing or special placement is needed so each requirement can be reflected in the written scope.
Repeat the access check at delivery. A piece that leaves one property intact may still need a different plan to pass through the destination lift, corridor or doorway.
Share the preferred date, seller or handover timing, building access window and any waiting constraints. Exact timing should be agreed as part of the accepted arrangement.
Identify the destination room and final position in advance. If assembly or room-to-room placement is needed, include it in the brief instead of deciding after arrival.
Photos help identify the item, but access and handling decide the job. Ask for wrapping, dismantling, assembly, packing, placement and timing requirements to be stated clearly in the accepted quotation.
If loose or fragile contents also need attention, add professional packing services to the enquiry.