How RH furniture is put together
RH (Restoration Hardware) sets out the construction of its pieces on the product pages, and it reads as heavy work. The Maison dresser is kiln-dried hardwood with American oak or acacia veneers, joined mortise-and-tenon, with English-dovetailed drawers on wood-on-wood glides, and it comes with an anti-tip kit and its instructions. The Modena bed uses corner-blocked joinery, its slat support sits at one of two heights, and the tallest headboards are secured to the wall with cleat hardware supplied with the bed.
Some of it does not come apart. RH notes that the Modena headboard is one oversized piece that cannot be disassembled, and that the inner side rails of the Maison bed are fixed to the frame, so measure the doorways and the turn at the top of the stairs. The Marcelle crib from RH Baby & Child sets its mattress support at three heights on hidden hardware and converts to a toddler bed with a separate kit, the kind of build our crib and kids furniture assembly covers.
What we do with an RH piece
We are experienced with RH, and the job runs in the same order every time. Every part is counted against the list before anything is joined, and each piece is built in the manufacturer's order, because on solid hardwood the order is load-bearing. Anything damaged or missing goes into a written inspection report, and we help you identify the part and guide you on getting the replacement.
The feet are set to the floor, not the piece, since floors here are rarely flat, and each piece is placed where you want it, not where the cartons landed. Every drawer and door is opened in front of you before we leave, and the packaging is broken down and stacked wherever you want it. Every job carries Masterwork Coverage, with the Masterwork Promise on top of it, and same-day or next-day slots are genuine, depending on what is already on the board.




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