Delivery planning
Leave space in the budget for delivery.
The furniture subtotal covers the configured items and quantities shown. Shipping and tax are separate details to confirm for your project. Use the allowance in your budget plan to track your own estimate while those details are unresolved.
Prepare the receiving details
Record the delivery ZIP code, your target opening date, and any access restrictions. Describe stairs, limited receiving hours, or other site conditions that may affect unloading and moving the furniture. Do not assume an item will be placed in the dining room unless that service is confirmed.
Confirm before committing
Ask for the shipping cost, expected dispatch timing, delivery arrangements, and any assembly responsibility for the exact order. A product's appearance in the catalog is not a delivery-date guarantee. This preview has no finalized shipping policy. Contact information and customer terms will be completed before launch.
Price the furniture, then plan its arrival
A product subtotal answers one question: what the selected furniture costs. The route to the room can involve separate decisions. Record the delivery ZIP code, receiving location and access details before treating a furniture budget as a complete project total.
Your budget planner has a separate allowance field for freight, tax and other costs. Use it to keep your own planning amount visible. It is not a calculated shipping charge, and the actual amount still needs confirmation for the order.
Walk the receiving route
Check the route from the unloading location to the intended room. Door openings, turns, stairs and elevators can matter even when a product fits on the floor plan. Product dimensions describe the listed piece; ask about packaged dimensions if access depends on the carton or assembled form.
- Identify who can receive the furniture.
- Note any restrictions on delivery hours or vehicle access.
- Record stairs, elevators or tight turns along the route.
- Ask what unloading, assembly and placement are included before assuming a service.
Keep the arrival plan with the order
Use the notes in your basket to explain the destination and requested timing. A requested date is not a confirmed delivery commitment. Keep a copy of the reviewed selections so the receiving team can compare model references, finishes and quantities with the order record.
Inspect the shipment according to the confirmed delivery instructions and record any concern promptly. The applicable process and terms will need to be confirmed before a real order. See changes and returns for the questions to settle in advance.