Furniture & Flat-Pack Assembly
Sheds, wardrobes, outdoor settings and gym equipment assembled correctly, anchored properly, packaging taken away. Including display and styling pieces for a listing.
The short answer
PM Squad provides furniture & flat-pack assembly across Western Sydney and the lower Blue Mountains, from a base in Glenmore Park. Sheds, wardrobes, outdoor settings and gym equipment assembled correctly, anchored properly, packaging taken away. Including display and styling pieces for a listing.
- 33 suburbs across Western Sydney & the Blue Mountains
- Prompt replies. Itemised quotes
- Wardrobes, bookcases, desks, beds and storage
- Garden sheds and outdoor settings
- Gym equipment, treadmills and racks
- Anchored to studs or with correct masonry fixings
Public liability insured, ABN registered. Request an itemised quote. Call 0494 301 215 or request a quote online.
Flat-pack put together properly and anchored to the wall. Wardrobes, sheds, outdoor settings, gym gear, storage, kids' furniture. The parts that matter are the ones people skip when they're three hours in and irritated: getting the base level, tightening in the right order, and anchoring the thing to a stud so it can't come over.
A flat-pack unit that isn't level racks out of square, and once it's racked the doors never sit right no matter how much you adjust the hinges. That's why a wardrobe that went together fine has drawers that catch six months later.
For agencies and stylists we also assemble display and presentation pieces before a listing, and take every bit of packaging away with us.
What's included
Anchoring, which is the part that matters
Tall furniture tipping onto children is a real and regular cause of serious injury in Australia, and almost every flat-pack unit ships with an anchor strap in the bag that never gets used. Product Safety Australia has run campaigns on it for years.
Anchoring properly means finding an actual stud rather than screwing into plasterboard and hoping. Plasterboard on its own holds almost nothing under a sideways load, which is exactly the load a climbing toddler applies. Where there's no stud in the right spot, the fix is a proper cavity anchor rated for it, or a batten across two studs.
On brick and masonry it's a different fixing again, and the wrong plug in a hollow block is as good as no fixing at all.
We anchor as standard. If you'd rather we didn't because you're renting and worried about wall damage, tell us — but we'll usually be able to do it in a way that patches back to nothing.
What we assemble
- Bedroom — wardrobes, robe internals, bed frames, bunks, drawers, bedside units
- Living and study — bookcases, TV units, desks, office chairs, shelving systems
- Kitchen and dining — dining settings, bar stools, buffets, pantry units
- Outdoor — garden sheds, outdoor lounges and dining settings, pergolas and gazebos, kids' cubbies, swing sets and trampolines
- Garage and storage — heavy-duty shelving, workbenches, tool chests
- Gym — treadmills, weight racks, cable machines, exercise bikes; the heavy ones that arrive on a pallet and take two people
- Styling pieces for a listing, assembled on site and disassembled afterwards if that's what's needed
Sheds specifically
A garden shed is the flat-pack job people most often start and abandon. The instructions assume a flat base, two people and a still day, and one of those three is usually missing.
The base is the whole job. A shed built on uneven ground doesn't square up, the doors won't line up, and the roof sheets don't meet at the ridge. We'll level and prepare the base or work off a slab you've already got, and if the ground needs work first we'll tell you before we're standing there with the panels out of the box.
We also anchor it down. An unanchored shed in a westerly is a large sheet-metal kite, and there's at least one every summer around here.
Moving house
Most flat-pack furniture isn't designed to be taken apart and put back together — the cam fittings and particleboard don't hold as well the second time. Some pieces survive it fine, some don't.
We'll tell you which of yours is which before you pay to move it. Occasionally the honest advice is that a five-year-old flat-pack wardrobe isn't worth the labour to disassemble, transport and rebuild, and that money is better spent on a new one. We'd rather say that than charge you for the exercise.
Where it is worth moving, we bag and label the hardware for each piece, which is the difference between a smooth rebuild and an afternoon of guessing.
Who books this
Common questions
What if a part's missing or damaged?
It happens more than you'd think. We'll identify exactly which part it is and what it's called from the manual so you can chase the replacement quickly, and we'll get everything else to the point where it's a five-minute job to finish once the part arrives. If we can substitute a standard fixing safely, we will.
Do you assemble anything, or just certain brands?
Anything. IKEA, Bunnings, Kmart, Amazon, Temu, imported gear with instructions in three languages and none of them useful. We've built most of it before.
How long does a wardrobe take?
A standard two-door wardrobe is usually an hour or two. A large system with internals, drawers and mirror doors is half a day. A shed depends almost entirely on the base. We'll give you a realistic estimate when you tell us what it is.
Do you take the boxes?
Yes, included. Flat-pack packaging fills a boot and it's the last thing anyone wants left in the hallway.
Can you collect it too?
Often, yes. Tell us where it's coming from and we'll price the pick-up with the assembly. Saves you hiring a ute for a job that takes twenty minutes.
Furniture Assembly by suburb
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Public liability insured and ABN registered (72 995 846 975). Certificates available on request. Where a job requires a licensed trade — electrical, plumbing, gas or structural — we identify it up front and refer it rather than attempting it ourselves.
From quote to completion
Here's the part people stick around for — you always know what's happening, what it costs, and what got done.
You'll know the price before we start
We look at the job and send back a quote with a price against each thing. Nothing turns up on the invoice that wasn't on the quote, so there's nothing awkward to explain to an owner later.
Photos when it's done
Before and after shots land in your inbox on completion. Forward them straight to the owner — you won't have to chase us for an update.
Send us your list as it is
Repair request, condition report, defect list, whatever you've already got. We work through it and report back the same way, so you're not re-typing anything.
One person, one invoice
Combine repairs and maintenance in one booking, with one point of contact and an itemised invoice.
Tell Us What Needs Doing
Send a few details or photos. We aim to respond promptly and will confirm quote and booking timing once we've reviewed the job.