
Flat Pack Wezard
Family-owned flat pack assembly service covering Devon, Cornwall and Somerset, assembling furniture, sheds, gym equipment, trampolines and smart home devices at homes, businesses and showrooms.
About Flat Pack Wezard
Flat pack assembly across Devon, Cornwall and Somerset
Flat Pack Wezard is a family-owned and operated business dedicated to assembling flat-pack products for domestic and commercial customers. Its stated coverage is the whole of Devon, Cornwall and Somerset, taking in all EX, TA, TQ and PL postcodes and most TR postcodes, with the Isles of Scilly (TR21–TR25) excluded. The company adds that it will quote for jobs outside these core areas.
The service is built around the idea that customers need not build what they buy. Assemblers arrive with the necessary tools and work through items ranging from bookshelves and beds to desks and dining sets, at a home, business or showroom.
What gets assembled
The company groups its work into several lines, each presented as a distinct service on its site:
- Internal and external furniture, including wardrobes, beds, desks and shelves.
- Sports, gym and play equipment.
- Sheds, cabins and outbuildings.
- Trampolines and play equipment.
- Smart home devices, TV and AV installation and setup.
Flat Pack Wezard stresses that it works with products from any supplier or manufacturer, and its material names examples such as a Pax wardrobe from Ikea, a sauna from Aqualine, a table from Amazon, a shed from Keter, a spin bike from a fitness superstore and a trampoline from JMP.
Pricing model and booking
Rather than charging call-out fees or hourly rates, the company prices work on flat-rate assembly prices derived from what it describes as a vast database of historic assembly timings. It states that it does not run gimmick sales or discounted cash prices, presenting the same price to every client. The site also notes that the business is listed on third-party service platforms including Task Rabbit, Bark, My Builder and My Job Quote, and invites customers to come direct for its best price.
Orders can be placed in two ways: by looking up the item's price in the online shop and purchasing there, or by sending product images via WhatsApp or the contact form to receive a fixed price. The stated process then runs through booking an appointment, carrying out the assembly and reviewing the service afterwards.
Operating approach
The company highlights fast response, full insurance and what it calls vast experience, and offers two-person teams. It positions itself for domestic and commercial clients alike, including shop displays and showrooms. Its stated aim is to complete assemblies correctly the first time and to answer customer questions about the service.
Customer feedback quoted on the site, attributed to Trustpilot, describes punctual and professional visits and mentions fitted wardrobes across three bedrooms, an Ikea Platsa wardrobe secured to a wall and an Ikea wardrobe installation.
Flat pack furniture and equipment assembly
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