The applicable dimensions are those of the selected model. Some product listings provide exact measurements, while other descriptions may be more general.

Measure the available width, depth, and height at the location where the furniture will be placed. Use the same units as those shown on the product page to avoid conversion errors.

Before ordering a large piece of furniture, check the passage from the entrance to the final location: doors, hallways, corners, and turning areas can be decisive.

If the product has doors, drawers, or other moving parts listed on its product page, check that they can be used without being obstructed by a wall, another piece of furniture, or an obstacle.

For a product described as modular, examine the configuration of the relevant item and measure the space corresponding to the layout you are planning. Another modular item may have different proportions.

For kitchen furniture, compare the dimensions on the product page with the actual space available and with the other items already in the room.

For a cabinet, sideboard, shelf, or storage unit, check not only the exterior dimensions but also the access required for the doors, drawers, or shelves mentioned.

For sofas and seating, check the dimensions of the selected configuration and the access route to the living room or the relevant room.

For a table or desk, compare the item's dimensions with the available surface and the intended use in your living or working space.

For furniture intended for the patio or garden, check the dimensions of the installation area and the access routes before ordering. The materials and features should be read on the product page of the relevant model.

If a key measurement is not sufficiently clear for your project, contact customer service before ordering to avoid relying on an assumption.