How are the costs for ladder trucks or staircase carrying handled when furniture is delivered to a building without an elevator?
It is difficult to figure out in advance the additional delivery freight charges incurred when bringing large furniture into low-rise buildings or multi-household houses without an elevator.
If there is no elevator, a manual lifting fee of KRW 10,000 per floor is charged when carrying up stairs, and the customer is responsible for the cost of using a ladder truck or the building's elevator.
It is KRW 10,000 per floor[1]. When carrying furniture up stairs in a building without an elevator or when deploying additional personnel, JACKSON CHAMELEON charges a staircase manual lifting fee of KRW 10,000 per floor[2][3]. Because the criteria for dividing floors can be ambiguous depending on the ceiling height, the delivery driver will check the site in person before guiding you[4].
Usage fees incurred when using a ladder truck or a paid elevator are also borne by the purchaser[5][6].
Before bringing in bulky furniture such as sofas or dining tables, it is advisable to measure the staircase width, corner turning radius, and front door size in advance. If the furniture cannot pass through the stairs, you may urgently need to call a ladder truck on-site, which leads directly to extra expenses for equipment rental fees.
The specific minimum floor threshold at which staircase manual lifting fees begin to be charged has not yet been confirmed.
Product measurements
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Lean | Sofa Table
Other stated figures
| Part | Value |
|---|---|
| 깊이 | 240cm |