The Property Masters assembles and installs flat-pack and boxed furniture across Dubai — wardrobes, beds, chests, desks, shelving and modular units from IKEA, Home Centre, Amazon, Noon and others — built square, level and to the instructions, with no leftover screws or wobble. Just as important, we anchor tall and heavy units to the wall so they can't tip — a real safety issue in homes with children. We bring the right tools, manage the packaging, and fix everything properly. Priced from our handyman rate, fixed quote after assessment, +5% VAT.
Flat-pack done properly the first time
Flat-pack is deceptively fiddly: cam locks, dowels, handed panels and instructions that assume you'll never make a mistake. We assemble methodically and to the manufacturer's sequence so the unit ends up square, level and rigid — drawers that run smoothly, doors that align, no creak or rock. Familiar with IKEA, Home Centre, JYSK, Amazon and Noon systems so the common traps don't catch us out.
Wardrobes, beds and the big builds
- Wardrobes — sliding and hinged; need a square carcass and level base or doors won't track or close. Built on the flat where space allows, stood and aligned so doors run true.
- Beds and bunk beds — joints fully tightened so the frame doesn't rack or squeak. For bunks, secure assembly is a genuine safety matter.
- Chests, desks, sideboards and shelving — built level, drawers and runners adjusted so everything sits flush.
- Disassembly and reassembly — handled when you're moving or reconfiguring a room.
Levelling, doors and drawers — the details that show
- Carcass levelled with the floor — important in Dubai apartments where floors aren't always flat; feet packed where needed.
- Hinges and drawer runners adjusted so doors close flush and drawers sit in line.
- A wardrobe that isn't level has doors that drift open; a chest that isn't square has drawers that bind.
Anti-tip: anchoring tall furniture to the wall
This is the part most often skipped and that matters most.
- Tall, top-heavy units — wardrobes, bookcases, tall drawers — can tip forward; most flat-pack furniture is supplied with an anti-tip strap or bracket.
- Right anchor for your wall type — masonry into concrete or block, stud/cavity fixings in gypsum.
- In homes with young children who climb, this single step turns a potential hazard into a safe piece of furniture.
Same wall-fixing judgement we apply across our drilling & wall mounting work.
Tools, packaging and a tidy finish
- Full tool kit — drivers, drills, allen keys, levels and clamps; not improvising with what came in the box.
- Packaging broken down and gathered so you're not left with cardboard and polystyrene.
- Piece checked for square and stability before we leave.
Indicative pricing
- Handyman work — from AED 109 per hour; billed by time and complexity.
- Bedside table — quick. Large sliding wardrobe — longer job.
- Indicative only — fixed quote after assessment, subject to +5% VAT.
Book a free quote on +971 50 928 5264 and tell us what needs building — we'll estimate the time and give you a fixed price.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you assemble IKEA and other flat-pack brands?
Yes. We're familiar with the assembly systems used by IKEA, Home Centre, JYSK, Amazon and Noon, among others, so the common cam-lock and dowel traps don't catch us out. We build to the manufacturer's sequence so the unit ends up square, level and rigid, then check that drawers run smoothly, doors align and the piece carries weight properly before we leave. Whatever the brand, the goal is a unit built right the first time with no wobble or leftover parts.
Will you fix tall wardrobes and bookcases to the wall?
Yes, and we strongly recommend it. Tall, top-heavy units can tip forward, which is why most flat-pack furniture comes with an anti-tip strap or bracket. We fix these to the wall using the right anchor for your wall type, masonry into concrete or block and stud or cavity fixings in gypsum, so the unit is properly secured against tipping. In homes with young children who climb, this single step turns a potential hazard into a safe piece of furniture, and it's standard care for us rather than an extra.
Can you disassemble furniture for a move?
Yes. We handle disassembly as well as assembly, which is useful when you're moving home or reconfiguring a room. We take the piece apart carefully, keep the fixings together and labelled where it helps, and can reassemble it in the new location so it goes back together square and solid. Flat-pack furniture doesn't always survive repeated dismantling, so we'll also flag honestly if a particular unit is at risk of weakening.
Do I need to provide any tools?
No. We arrive with the full tool kit, including drivers, drills, allen keys, levels and clamps, so we're not relying on the small allen key that came in the box. We also break down and gather the packaging afterwards so you're not left with a room full of cardboard and polystyrene, and we leave the assembled piece clean and ready to use.
How much does furniture assembly cost in Dubai?
Our handyman work starts from AED 109 per hour, and assembly is generally billed by the time and complexity of the piece. A bedside table or small chest is quick, while a large sliding wardrobe or a bunk bed is a longer job. If you have several items, building them in one visit is more efficient. These are indicative figures only; we provide a fixed quote after assessment, and all pricing is subject to +5% VAT.