Terms of service

Delivery and Set Up: Delivery is £75 and applies to any and all orders. Disposal of items £100.
Furniture
Colour / Grain Variations: Please be aware, with any product(s) made from a natural material such as wood, no two pieces will be identical in respect to their grain, pattern or colour. This is often considered a desirable quality by customers who buy real wood items.
Upholstery (Chairs, Sofas, Suites etc.)
Pile Pressure: This is where fabrics with a longer pile or a high sheen will experience some shade variance – particularly where the users sit. Once this has happened it may appear that these areas have changed colour. This is not the case, rather the light in the room is simply meeting those fibres at a different angle – just like when you hoover your carpet one way or the other (it can appear to be different shades). Regular care such as gently brushing with a suitable appliance can bring the look closer to how it was when new. Alternatively if concerned about this, then perhaps choose a fabric with a shorter pile or matt finish.
Seat Compression and Fabric / Leather Stretch: This is where the seat cushions and outer covering on your product(s) will naturally soften once you have used them for a while. It can be likened to how a new pair of leather shoes have to be “worn in” before they become comfy. It is a quality that is considered during the design and manufacturing stages of your product and therefore is nothing to worry about, but might be something to keep in mind when purchasing. To help with this you should try and use all the seats evenly to avoid differential wear, and regularly rotate and flip the seat/back cushions where possible. Note; fibre seat cushions are very soft and comfy but will need daily plumping as you would with a feather pillow.
Wooden Frames: Many of our products are wooden jointed, and therefore an amount of creaking or noise during flexing is perfectly normal.
Beds & Mattresses
Settlement: Similar to Seat Compression mentioned above; naturally the filling / foam in your mattress will to a degree compress beneath the user’s body weight and this can become apparent within as little as one to two weeks. Different mattress fillings compress to various extents and therefore some mattresses will have greater or lesser settlement than others. In any case this process is an indication of a “good quality mattress working as it should” as stated by the National Bed Federation, and it is due to settlement that manufacturers and retailers alike, recommend that you regularly turn your mattress and flip it (if dual sided) in order to even out the compression and maximise its usable life.

Colour / Grain Variations: Please be aware, with any product(s) made from a natural material such as wood, no two pieces will be identical in respect to their grain, pattern or colour. This is often considered a desirable quality by customers who buy real wood items.
Upholstery (Chairs, Sofas, Suites etc.)
Pile Pressure: This is where fabrics with a longer pile or a high sheen will experience some shade variance – particularly where the users sit. Once this has happened it may appear that these areas have changed colour. This is not the case, rather the light in the room is simply meeting those fibres at a different angle – just like when you hoover your carpet one way or the other (it can appear to be different shades). Regular care such as gently brushing with a suitable appliance can bring the look closer to how it was when new. Alternatively if concerned about this, then perhaps choose a fabric with a shorter pile or matt finish.
Seat Compression and Fabric / Leather Stretch: This is where the seat cushions and outer covering on your product(s) will naturally soften once you have used them for a while. It can be likened to how a new pair of leather shoes have to be “worn in” before they become comfy. It is a quality that is considered during the design and manufacturing stages of your product and therefore is nothing to worry about, but might be something to keep in mind when purchasing. To help with this you should try and use all the seats evenly to avoid differential wear, and regularly rotate and flip the seat/back cushions where possible. Note; fibre seat cushions are very soft and comfy but will need daily plumping as you would with a feather pillow.
Wooden Frames: Many of our products are wooden jointed, and therefore an amount of creaking or noise during flexing is perfectly normal.
Beds & Mattresses
Settlement: Similar to Seat Compression mentioned above; naturally the filling / foam in your mattress will to a degree compress beneath the user’s body weight and this can become apparent within as little as one to two weeks. Different mattress fillings compress to various extents and therefore some mattresses will have greater or lesser settlement than others. In any case this process is an indication of a “good quality mattress working as it should” as stated by the National Bed Federation, and it is due to settlement that manufacturers and retailers alike, recommend that you regularly turn your mattress and flip it (if dual sided) in order to even out the compression and maximise its usable life.
Memory Foam: Once we have delivered your memory foam product it is recommended to leave it uncovered in a well ventilated room to allow any odour to disperse, for as long as possible.
Mattress Returns: Sadly due to hygiene reasons, we cannot accept mattress returns once delivered and unwrapped unless there is a genuine manufacturing default. Due to this fact we strongly urge you to fully lie on our models rather than just sitting on the edge of them (Which you should never do to any mattress as this can void the manufacturer’s Guarantee) to gain the best idea of how they feel, before you reach any decision.
Motion Furniture

Memory Foam: Once we have delivered your memory foam product it is recommended to leave it uncovered in a well ventilated room to allow any odour to disperse, for as long as possible.