Easy assemble furniture

Setting up a room should be exciting. That’s why we’re making things easier with our 3 assembly options.

Self-assembly

Also known as flat-pack furniture. You will need to assemble the item. Get your tools at the ready, to follow the step-by-step instructions to build your furniture.

Part-assembly

Relates mostly to large pieces which must be taken apart to fit through doors. Once the item is in your room of choice, you can put it back together.

Already assembled

Either collect your order or have it delivered in one piece. Unpack your product, pop it in position and you’re ready to go.

Self-assembled or flat-pack furniture

Certain furniture ranges will arrive disassembled in a box or boxes. You will need to put the item together before you can use it. Larger items like wardrobes will need an extra pair of hands, but we’ve included easy-fit fittings to make building a lot easier. These include:

Push fit dowels
Push fit brackets
Clip on hinges
Grooved inset back panels
Step-by-step instructions

Part-assembled furniture

This tends to apply to pieces of furniture that are too large to be delivered in one piece. We separate the product in order to package the pieces securely, reduce the risk of damage and ensure the item can be easily manoeuvred.

There will be some assembly, such as attaching legs to tables, but relevant fixtures and step-by-step instructions are all included. You may just need an extra pair of hands for your bigger pieces.

Already assembled furniture

Looking for zero DIY? We have a selection of furniture that is fully assembled. Meaning all you need to do is unpack, move to your room of choice and enjoy.

Safety specs

The safety of our products and our customers is paramount to Argos. That’s why all our products go through several testing stages. As well as providing extra support like wall retainers and anti-topple devices, for items over 60cm tall.

Quality checks

We take pride in the fact that all our products go through a high standard of quality assurance. Testing key aspects such as structure, door and drawer operations, to ensure longevity and safety.