When buying furniture, the way it is prepared and delivered matters as much as model and price. For Inegol furniture with broad choices of models, modules, colors and fabrics, accurate transfer of order details to production forms the basis of the whole process.
Confirming product, module and order details
The process starts by confirming the selected furniture model and set contents. Sofa units and armchairs, bedroom wardrobes, beds and dressers, and dining tables, chairs and sideboards are checked individually.
Product dimensions should be compared with doors, corridors, stairs and lifts before ordering. Color, fabric, leg type, corner orientation and custom module requests are added to the order record in writing, reducing the risk of misunderstanding during production.
Browse furniture categories and productsMaterial selection and production planning
Materials are determined by product design and technical specifications. MDF, particle board, solid wood, metal, glass, ceramic, foam and upholstery fabrics may be used differently in each model, so the technical information of the selected product should be checked rather than relying on a general description.
After confirmation, a plan is created according to stock, material supply, selected color and workload. Custom dimensions or fabrics may require extra work compared with a standard product. The planned period is shared and any requested changes are finalized before production starts.
Furniture production and component preparation
Production varies by product group. Cabinet furniture may involve panel cutting, edge processing, preparation of holes and joints, surface applications and assembly trials. Sofa sets and corner sofas involve separate frame, foam, upholstery, stitching and leg processes.
The Inegol furniture ecosystem relies on specialized manufacturers and suppliers working together. MobilyamEvime orders are followed through the relevant production and operations network according to product structure. The aim is to prepare the item in line with the recorded model, modules and visual preferences.
What is checked during quality control?
Completed products are checked for visible surfaces, color consistency, doors and drawers, fittings, legs, fabric and stitching. For sets, the number of modules and parts must match the order. Mirrored, glass or mechanical pieces also receive transport-safety checks.
- Comparing model, color, fabric and modules with the order
- Inspecting visible surfaces, edges, stitching and joints
- Checking door, drawer, bed or extending-table mechanisms
- Counting parts and accessories before packaging
Natural wood and fabrics may show small differences in light, texture or tone between screens and the actual product. Custom color expectations should be confirmed through a sample or current image.
Furniture packaging and dispatch preparation
Furniture is packaged to protect it from impact, rubbing, moisture and movement during transport. Corner protectors, covers, cardboard, bubble material or other suitable layers may be used. Glass, mirrors, stone-look surfaces and delicate accessories may be packed separately.
Parts of large wardrobes, beds, tables or TV units may be prepared disassembled. This supports safer vehicle loading and easier movement through the building. Packages should carry order-matching information, while small fittings should be grouped securely.
How is transport and dispatch planned?
Furniture dispatch is planned by evaluating volume, destination, route, vehicle capacity and assembly-team availability. For deliveries in Turkey, building entrance, floor, lift and narrow passages matter alongside the city and district. Requirements such as an external lift should be reported before dispatch.
For European or other international furniture delivery, country, postal code, order volume, doorstep or assembly preference and current transport conditions are evaluated separately. Seeing the full service scope in writing before ordering reduces uncertainty.
Read the international furniture delivery guideDelivery, assembly and final inspection
On delivery day, the carrying area should be ready, building access should be open and someone able to inspect the order should be present. Visible crushing, tearing or moisture should be photographed before opening and recorded with the delivery team.
If assembly is included, parts are put together and doors, drawers and mechanisms are checked again. For wall-mounted furniture such as TV units, wall structure, utility lines and mounting scope should be discussed beforehand. Televisions, decorative pieces and display accessories are not included unless clearly stated.
If a missing part, transport damage or suspected production issue is noticed, photographs showing the whole product, affected area and product label should be sent to after-sales support. A clear record helps route the case to the correct team.
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Frequently asked questions about production and shipping
How long does furniture production take?
Production time varies by product group, selected model and modules, fabric or color changes and production workload. For made-to-order pieces, the planned period is shared after order confirmation.
Is furniture delivered disassembled?
Some parts may be packed disassembled for transport safety and building access. The disassembled parts and scope of assembly are clarified according to the product and delivery plan.
What determines the delivery date?
Stock or production status, order contents, destination, route planning, building access and assembly preferences are evaluated together. The team confirms the final date when products are ready for dispatch.
Do you ship furniture outside Turkey?
Delivery availability is assessed by country, city, order volume and the current transport plan. For international orders, address, floor, building access and service scope should be confirmed in writing before ordering.