Carrying furniture into Horbury's older houses and newer estates

The town centre has its own furniture showroom, W & T Nettleton, with a separate beds and bedroom studio, so a delivery can be as short as a few streets. Buying from further away means the collection is half the job: a store needs the order number and the name on it, and large stores hand over from a set bay. Pieces already built, such as a dresser or a dining table, travel whole and are wrapped in blankets and strapped to the side of the van.

At the Horbury end, the older stone houses near Tithe Barn Street and Queen Street have narrow doors and stairs with turns, so measure the tightest point inside, not just the front door. On the estates north of the centre the doors are wider and the van can usually stand on or beside the drive. Down at Horbury Bridge the newer houses by the canal are the easiest of all to reach.

Before furniture is delivered to a Horbury home

Send the order number, the store and the collection time if it is a shop purchase
Measure the doors and the stair turn the piece has to pass on the way to its room
New flat-pack stays boxed and is carried to the room; putting it together is not part of the job
Clear a path from the front door to the room before the van arrives
Goods in transit cover is £10,000; say if one piece is worth more

Where furniture arrives in Horbury

W & T Nettleton, town centrea local showroom, so collection and delivery can be minutes apart
Tithe Barn Street and New Streetold stone houses, one a converted weaving shed, with narrow openings
Manorfield Drive and Clifton Roadestate houses with drives and straightforward halls
Redshank Place at Horbury Bridgenew homes by the canal where the van parks close to the door
Spring Endhouses off Spring End Road on the way in from junction 40

Furniture runs into Horbury

Wakefield store → Horburyout along Westgate End and the A642 Horbury Road, about 3 miles
Leeds store → Horburythe M621 and M1 to junction 40, then Spring End Road
Bradford → Horburythe M606, M62 and M1 junction 40 route, 21 miles, 35-45 minutes

What sets a Horbury furniture delivery price

The size and weight of the pieces, the distance between collection and delivery, and the carry at each end set the time. That time becomes one fixed figure agreed before the van sets off. See how we quote for the full breakdown.