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White glove furniture delivery
Bring considered furniture into the space it was chosen for, with protection, access and the finishing touches agreed as one delivery brief.
Explore the serviceCONSIDERED CARE. FINAL PLACEMENT.
White glove delivery service.
For pieces that deserve more than a doorstep. Careful transport, room-of-choice placement and agreed assembly for homes, designers and furniture brands across Europe.
✓A service by 1WayEurope
The last metre matters.Scope agreed before booking
Door-to-door planning
Packing & handling options
European route coordination
A clearly agreed scope
Services
Delivery is the beginning. The detail is the difference.
Build the service around the object and the room it belongs in. Carry-in, unpacking, placement, selected assembly and packaging removal are specified before booking.
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Two-person delivery
The right number of hands starts with the item, its weight and the carrying route, not a generic two-person label.
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Room-of-choice placement
Plan the last metres of the delivery so the furniture reaches the intended room, not simply the building entrance.
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Furniture assembly & setup
Arrange selected assembly as part of delivery, with the product, instructions and installation limits understood before the crew arrives.
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Editorial illustration · Scope agreed before booking
THE ART OF ARRIVING WELL
A considered finish to a considered purchase.
A beautiful piece does not belong on a pavement. We begin with its dimensions, surfaces and destination, then coordinate the people, protection and access needed to bring it into the right place.
Our approachPacking & handling optionsA clearly agreed scope
Who we help
For your space. For your customers.
A private delivery and a showroom rollout have different needs. The brief changes. The attention to access, presentation and handover stays.
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For private homes
A considered delivery for a piece you have chosen carefully, from collection to its agreed position at home.
02For interior designers
Translate the room plan into a delivery brief, with supplier coordination, room references and placement details that preserve your design intent.
03For furniture brands & retailers
Make the final delivery match the care invested in the product, with a clear handover standard and a practical plan for exceptions.
04For offices & showrooms
Coordinate furniture arrival with the people, building rules and setup sequence that make a commercial space ready to use.
How it works
From first brief to final placement.
The brief
Describe the objects, surfaces, packed dimensions and the room where each piece should finish.
The access review
Confirm doors, stairs, lifts, parking and building rules so the carrying plan matches the property.
The delivery
The accepted collection, protection and transport are coordinated with the recipient and the agreed delivery arrangements.
The finishing touch
Complete the agreed placement, unpacking, selected assembly and packaging removal, followed by a recipient inspection.
Useful guides
Useful guidesDetails worth getting right.
White glove or standard delivery?
Delivery descriptions can sound similar while placing very different responsibilities on the recipient.
Read the guideMeasure for room-of-choice delivery
A furniture piece can fit perfectly in its final position and still be impossible to turn through the hallway.
Read the guidePrepare fragile and valuable pieces
A high-value delivery needs a precise description before it needs a premium label.
Read the guideAn assembly-ready delivery brief
Good assembly starts before the first box is opened.
Read the guideWhat is a white glove delivery service?
It is an individually scoped delivery for goods needing extra handling, often including carry-in, unpacking, room placement and selected assembly. It differs from a simple kerbside handover, but the exact tasks must be confirmed in the offer.
Does white glove automatically include assembly?
No. Share the model, instructions and installation requirements so assembly can be assessed. Wall fixing, fitted work and electrical or plumbing connections are separate specialist tasks.
Can you deliver upstairs without a lift?
It may be possible after checking item dimensions, weight and the complete staircase. Provide measurements and photos of turns, landings and doors. Crew size and equipment are based on that assessment.
Is packaging removal included?
It can be agreed for the packaging of the delivered items after unpacking and inspection. It does not automatically include disposal of old furniture, mattresses or regulated waste.
Do you work with furniture brands and interior designers?
Yes, single deliveries, supplier consolidation and recurring distribution can be assessed. Share the customer promise, order references, destination pattern and handover standard. Service levels and integrations are agreed separately.
A considered finish to a considered purchase.
A beautiful piece does not belong on a pavement. We begin with its dimensions, surfaces and destination, then coordinate the people, protection and access needed to bring it into the right place.
A service shaped around the details
Build the service around the object and the room it belongs in. Carry-in, unpacking, placement, selected assembly and packaging removal are specified before booking.
European service areas
Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain and Sweden. Selected connections outside the EU include the United Kingdom, Norway, Switzerland, Liechtenstein, Andorra and Monaco.
An enquiry is not a booking
Sending the form asks the team to assess your requirements and prepare an individual offer. It does not reserve a vehicle, crew, delivery date or price. A service is arranged only after the relevant scope, conditions and commercial terms have been accepted and confirmed. Changes to items, access or dates should be reported before the planned collection.