The first risk is losing the manufacturer's warranty. IKEA, for example, requires assembly according to instructions for the warranty to be valid. If the furniture breaks due to incorrect assembly, it won't be covered. We've seen cupboards collapse a month after assembly because someone screwed them in crooked or didn't use all the provided screws. It depends on the model and complexity. A simple bookcase is more economical than a three-section wardrobe. We provide a fixed quote after assessing the furniture. Yes, for IKEA Metod, Leroy Merlin, or custom kitchens. A prior visit is mandatory for a firm quote and planning.

For complete kitchens from IKEA, Leroy Merlin, or a carpenter, the typical process involves several steps. A preliminary visit to measure and check the wall, as walls are never perfectly straight and sometimes pieces need adjusting to reality. Module assembly in the workshop when possible to speed things up. On-site installation with secure anchoring and levelling. Appliance connection, coordinated with electricians and plumbers if needed. Fine adjustment of doors and drawers. And finally, fitting the plinth and decorative elements. When required by the model, secure wall anchoring using appropriate plugs for the specific material. IKEA is by far the most popular. Their furniture is reasonably well-designed, and the instructions are clear (though without text, using universal diagrams). Components fit precisely when assembled correctly. The most common mistake is over-tightening the plastic cam locks, which break and require replacement. The correct technique is to tighten by hand until it stops, then add only half a turn with a screwdriver, not an electric one.

A standard IKEA Billy bookcase takes 30-45 minutes. A three-door wardrobe with internal drawers, 90 minutes to 2 hours. A double bed with a slatted base, 60-90 minutes. An extendable dining table with chairs, 45-90 minutes depending on the model. A simple desk, 30-45 minutes. The total timeframe is 2-4 days depending on the kitchen size. We recommend planning ahead because kitchens have long delivery times (4-8 weeks for IKEA, up to 12 in some stores) and it's advisable to have the handyman booked before the materials arrive. Yes, if the model requires it and the wall material allows. We use specific wall plugs for concrete, brick, plasterboard, or tiles as needed.

The price for glass replacement in Teià typically ranges from approximately €62 to €462 as a guideline. The final figure depends on the property's condition, materials, and labour time, and we always confirm it after seeing photos or—if you prefer—doing a no-obligation site visit. Call us, message us on WhatsApp, or request your quote online. We reply in under 10 minutes during business hours. You can book individual hours with a minimum of 2-3 hours per visit, or a weekly or bi-weekly package with fixed days at a more economical hourly rate.