BBC1 Money Program

The BBC’s flagship current affairs program The Money Program asked is DIY dead? The broadcast looked at how declining sales at Do it Yourself stores has been contrasted with the rise in specialised service companies that do it for you. The so called 'Get Someone In' phenominon. Unflatpack was featured as an example of this new breed of companies.

BBC2 Working Lunch

Lunch time economic and business magazine program Working Lunch looked at Unflatpack as an exciting and dynamic business concept. The link below to the programs website has a link to a viewable version of the broadcast.

Metro

To mark 50 years since Gillis Lundgren working at Ikea came up with the concept of selling furniture in pieces for home assembly. Metro Interviewed Unflatpack to get the low down on what is a misery to some and an exciting business to others: Flat-pack furniture.

The Daily Telegraph

Should parents contract out their duties? Daily Telegraph journalist Tom Leonard asks if Unflatpack should also offer Lego assembly in additional to their furniture service.

The Times

Could a robot developed by Stanford University that can assemble flatpack be competition for Unflatpack? The Times asked Unflatpack for their opinion.

Trinny & Susannah

Trinny and Susannah's Ultimate Survival Guide published Christmas 2006 included Unflatpack in their list of indispensable services.

Prima Magazine

In a feature on decluttering your home, Prima magazine suggest using Unflatpack to get storage solutions up and running.