Pavement doors and through-lounges: sofas into Chorley terraces
On the terraced streets around Eaves Lane, Canterbury Street and Sherbourne Street, the front door opens into the front room, so there is no hall to turn in. A three-seater goes in on its end and is turned through the frame, so the width of the door and the height of the room matter. If there is a back yard with a gate wide enough, that can be the easier way in. Feet and cushions come off first to make the sofa smaller.
Larger stores at Middlebrook, such as DFS and Furniture Village, are about 10.5 miles down the M61, and a collected order comes straight back up to junction 8. A second-hand sofa from a house in Astley Village or on the Buckshaw estates is usually simpler, with a drive to stand the van on. If it will not go through any door, the van takes it back, so measure before buying.
Measuring a Chorley doorway before the sofa arrives
- Measure the front door width and height, and the depth of the sofa from back to front
- Note any radiator, step or turn just inside the door of a terrace
- Check whether the feet unscrew and whether the back comes off
- Clear the front room so the sofa can be turned as it comes in
- For a private sale, ask the seller to clear their own path to the door
Sofa collections and drops across Chorley
- Middlebrook, Horwichsofa stores beside M61 junction 6, about 10.5 miles from the centre
- Eaves Lane and Brooke Streetterraces with doors opening straight into the front room
- Hope Street and Vine Streetcobbled rows where the van stops at the end
- Buckshaw Villagenewer homes and a common place to buy second-hand
- Astley Villageestate houses with drives and wider halls
Sofa runs to and from Chorley
- Middlebrook → Eaves Lanethe M61 north to junction 8, then the A674 and A6, about 11 miles
- Buckshaw Village → Chorley Moora second-hand sofa across town by Euxton Lane and the A6
- Bradford → Chorley55 miles over the Pennines, 65 to 80 minutes
Size, distance and the doorway: a Chorley sofa price
The size and weight of the sofa, the miles from the store or seller and how tricky the doorway is set the price, agreed before collection. See how we quote for the full breakdown.
Sofa Delivery in Chorley: your questions
Will a three-seater fit through a Chorley terrace door?
Usually, if it can go in on its end and the feet come off. Measure the door and the sofa's depth first, and send the measurements with the address.
Can you collect a sofa from DFS at Middlebrook?
Yes, when DFS confirms it is ready for collection. Pass on the order reference and your address, and it comes up the M61 to junction 8.
What if the sofa does not fit?
It goes back in the van, so measure before buying. Taking the back or the feet off often makes the difference.
Will you take my old sofa away?
No. Chorley Council collects large household items, or a usable sofa can go to a charity such as St Catherine's Hospice.
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