Care and assembly
Two people, an hour, and one screw that has to go into the wall. That is most of what our furniture asks of you.
Assembly
Our tall pieces are packed flat and built on the floor. We say two adults on the large ones because the carcase is square and heavy once it goes together, not because the instructions are hard.
Anchoring
Anchor anything tall, and anchor it before you load it. The rule that made anti-tip hardware standard in American bedrooms is written around a specific test, and it is worth reading once.
Anti-tip device that meets ASTM F3096 must be packaged with the product
U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, Clothing Storage Units (Business Guidance). Read 22 August 2026. Source
Living with a panel
Engineered wood is dimensionally stable and does not split along a grain, and that is why it takes a cam lock and a shelf pin so well. It does not like standing water. Wipe spills rather than letting them sit on an edge, and keep the back panel off a damp wall.
| Situation | What to do | What not to do |
|---|---|---|
| A spill on the top | Wipe it dry, including the front edge | Leave it to evaporate on the joint |
| A shelf under books | Check our published load and spread the weight | Assume every shelf carries the same |
| A drawer that drags | Check the runner screws first | Force it and shear the runner |
| A wobble after a year | Retighten the cam locks | Add screws where there were none |
| Moving house | Empty it, then move it | Slide it loaded across a floor |