Draw a practical floor plan
Record wall lengths, windows, radiators, sockets and the swing of doors. Measure recesses in more than one place because walls may not be square. Use one unit throughout and confirm which units the retailer uses.
Allow for using the furniture
Drawers, dining chairs, sofa beds and reclining footrests need space beyond the furniture footprint. A cabinet fitting against a wall does not mean its doors can open.
- Mark the footprint with suitable removable tape or paper.
- Walk the routes to the door, windows, bed and cupboards.
- Repeat with drawers and doors open.
- Allow for a walking aid or wheelchair if someone in the household uses one.
Check the whole delivery route
Compare packed dimensions and the heaviest component with entrances, stairs, lifts and tight corners. The final floor space does not prove a sofa can be carried in. Ask the delivery team to assess difficult access before ordering.
Turn the plan into a clear order
Record the model, configuration, dimensions and assembly service. A short measurement sheet and relevant access photos can help the retailer confirm suitability. Share only the information needed for delivery.
Room and furniture planner
Try a rectangular footprint and add your own budget figures. The drawing does not account for doors, windows, other furniture or delivery access.
Your entries stay on this page. The planner does not save them or send them to WOHNALIO or a provider. Printing uses your device’s print function.
Support and applications
Find the right home-repair assistance program
There is no general federal furniture-shopping grant. Home-repair assistance depends on the program, location, income and housing circumstances. Some routes are loans rather than grants. Rural residents, eligible veterans and other groups may have specific options.
Where to apply or ask
Start with the official USAGov home-repair directory, then contact the agency responsible for the program in your area. Eligibility must be confirmed by that agency.
What to prepare
- Property address and proof of ownership or permitted occupancy, as requested.
- Household income and other financial information required by the program.
- Description of the repair or accessibility need and itemised estimates.
- Any program-specific evidence, such as veteran status, and details of other assistance.
When to act
Ask about approval, eligible work and contractor requirements before signing a contract or starting work.
The responsible body determines the documents required in your case. Send personal evidence through its official channel, not through WOHNALIO.
Buying furniture in United States
Read the seller’s return policy before ordering, including return freight, restocking fees and exclusions for custom orders. Compare the total checkout price, including applicable tax and delivery. Keep the order confirmation and written promises; state consumer protections can also matter.
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Choose a sofa or armchair that feels right at home
Check seat depth, support, fabric and clearance before buying. Find seating that suits how you relax and how you get up.
Explore the guideBedroom furniture: easy access and useful storage
Plan the bed, wardrobe and lighting together. Make a calmer bedroom with useful storage and clear everyday routes.
Explore the guideBefore you buy furniture: a practical checklist
Check the full cost, delivery, assembly, materials and returns. Know what is included before you place the furniture order.
Explore the guideDoes the room need more than new furniture?
If access, doors or the bathroom need changing, plan those works before ordering furniture. Check the local guidance for permissions, support and suitable professional help.
Plan home adaptations
