Get your flat pack built by a local
Flat pack from Mitre 10, Bunnings, The Warehouse, Briscoes or IKEA can take hours to build. A tasker with the right tools can have it done quickly and fixed to the wall where needed.
Name the item, the brand and how many pieces there are, and taskers bid on the job. You pay into a hold and release it once everything is built.
Typical jobs
- Wardrobe or chest of drawers build
- Bed frame and bunk bed assembly
- Office desk and chair set up
- Bookshelf build and wall anchoring
- Outdoor furniture and gazebo assembly
- Trampoline assembly
- Kids playhouse or cot build
- Taking furniture apart before a move
Tips
- Include the product name or a link so taskers can check the instructions.
- Say whether items need anchoring to the wall.
- Mention if boxes need carrying upstairs first.
- Ask the tasker to take away packaging if you want that.
Agree whether wall fixings are included, whether packaging is removed, and how many items are covered by the price. Anchoring tall furniture is sensible in New Zealand given earthquake risk.
By city
- Furniture Assembly in Auckland
- Furniture Assembly in Wellington
- Furniture Assembly in Christchurch
- Furniture Assembly in Hamilton
- Furniture Assembly in Tauranga
Frequently asked questions
Do taskers bring their own tools?
Most bring drills and drivers. Mention anything special the job needs.
Can they anchor furniture to the wall?
Yes, if you ask. Say what your walls are made of so they bring the right fixings.
What if a part is missing?
Talk it through in the chat. The tasker can finish once the part arrives.
Can I post several items in one task?
Yes. List each item so bids cover the full job.
When is the tasker paid?
When you give them the completion code after checking the work.