For a Rowley Regis property with stairs, measure the turns and landing height before leaving tall furniture assembled. The narrowest part may be above the first few steps rather than at the bottom. Photographs from both directions help explain the route.
Make a list of wardrobes, bookcases and cabinets that need attention. If dismantling is requested, agree the scope and identify any fragile fittings or previous repairs. Empty drawers and shelves as instructed, and keep small components labelled. This gives the move a clearer handling plan than describing everything simply as bedroom furniture.
Consider the item at each point of the staircase, including the angle needed to clear the ceiling and the space to turn at the top. Give the cabinet's height, width and depth, and show any overhanging cornice or fixed feet that change its outline. Avoid relying on a single measurement across the bottom step.
Tell us if the furniture has been repaired, fixed to a wall or assembled in the room. Agree who is responsible for making it ready and which dismantling tasks, if any, are included. Keep shelves, handles and fittings identified with their parent item so reassembly is not delayed by unmarked parts. For a Rowley Regis delivery, confirm the intended room before the furniture is carried upstairs and make sure the space required for the agreed work remains available.