How a Burrow sofa goes together
A Burrow sofa ships in ordinary boxes: one for each seat section with its cushions, and one for the arms, legs and thumbscrews. On a Nomad the seat sections are laid on their backs, slid together on alignment pins and joined by steel latches underneath, then the arms slide on and latch the same way. Range modules click together on steel latches too, and a corner sectional is built as two benches that are joined at the end.
None of it needs tools, but the order matters. The levers have to be open before the pins will seat, the arm latches close bottom first, and the corner legs angle outward. The sofa is built lying on its back and lifted onto its legs, one person at each end, so it is built in the room it is going to stay in.
What we do on every build
We are experienced with Burrow, and the job runs in the same order every time. Every box is checked against the contents list in the guide before anything is joined, and any pre-existing damage or missing part goes into a written inspection report. The sofa is built in the manufacturer's order, every latch and lever is checked, and it is placed where you want it, square to the room.
Before we leave, the cushions are set and you walk the finished piece with us. The packaging is broken down and stacked wherever you want it, and full haul-away is a paid add-on. Every job carries Masterwork Coverage and the Masterwork Promise.
Dressers, beds and tables
Burrow case goods arrive flat as well. A Prospect dresser locks together on plastic tabs and slots, with stickers marking which panel goes where, and the Chorus bed is built upside down, its rails held by the corner legs before it is turned over for the slats. Tables, credenzas, bookcases and dining chairs follow the same furniture assembly standard.
Product inspection
Full cleanup
Licensed & insured
Precision placement
Satisfaction guarantee
