Yes, one firm of furniture movers in Umm Al Quwain can handle your furniture anywhere in the city, from Al Salamah and Al Raas to Al Ramlah and Al Humrah, and out to inland villages such as Falaj Al Mualla. Al Basmah International Shipping takes apart bedroom sets and majlis seating, wraps them, moves them in closed box trucks and rebuilds them at the new home. It all starts with photos sent on WhatsApp to +971557643821.
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Umm Al Quwain is not like the crowded emirates. Homes are wide and low, majlis rooms are large, courtyards hold outdoor furniture, and the distance between the city and the villages needs planning. So this guide sticks to the furniture you actually find in homes here and how each piece is handled.
Your Furniture on Its Way
- We cover the old town, newer districts, both industrial areas and the inland villages.
- Large majlis sets, heavy solid-wood wardrobes and bedrooms dismantled and rebuilt level.
- Office and workshop furniture in the industrial areas moved outside working hours.
- A studio begins at AED 920 and a three-bedroom villa at AED 3,700.
- The team sends you a WhatsApp update at every stage.
Where we work in Umm Al Quwain
Old town and coast
Old Town, Al Raas, Al Khor, Al Maidan: older houses and narrower lanes that call for the right truck size.
Newer residential districts
Al Salamah, Al Ramlah, Al Humrah, Al Raudah, Al Haditha, Al Riqqah: villas and family houses with courtyards and majlis rooms.
Industrial areas
UAQ Industrial Area and Emirates Modern Industrial: workshops, offices and stores.
Inland villages
Falaj Al Mualla, Al Labsa and around: farmhouses and a longer drive from the city.
A closer look at the districts and what we tend to meet there:
| District or village | What we usually find | How we prepare |
|---|---|---|
| Al Salamah | Large family villas with separate majlis rooms | Bigger crew and a technician for majlis seating |
| Al Ramlah and Al Humrah | Ground-floor houses with courtyards and outdoor furniture | Outdoor pieces wrapped and kept apart from indoor ones |
| Al Raas and Old Town | Older houses and tighter lanes | Smaller truck or two trips |
| Al Haditha, Al Riqqah, Al Raudah | Flats, low-rise blocks and villas | Full dismantling for stair carries |
| Al Maidan and Al Khor | Homes near the lagoon | Damp protection for timber |
| Al Aahad and Al Hawiyah | Newer residential areas | New entrances and wide internal roads |
| UAQ Industrial Area | Workshops, offices, stores | Office furniture, safes and racking |
| Falaj Al Mualla and Al Labsa | Farmhouses and village family homes | Early start and everything in one trip |
Furniture in Umm Al Quwain homes and how it comes apart
Most of what we move here is not small-flat furniture. It is big pieces built to last: solid-wood wardrobes, four-poster beds, floor majlis seating with cushions and backrests, dining tables for ten. Here is what we do with each:
| Item | How it is dismantled | Tools or materials | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Solid-wood wardrobe | Doors, then shelves, then side panels | Screwdrivers and labelled boxes | Solid timber is heavy; two people per panel |
| Four-poster bed | Posts and canopy frame off, then rails | Allen keys and screw bags | Posts wrapped one by one to protect the edges |
| Floor majlis | Mattresses separated from backrests and cushions | Film and large cloth bags | Each part numbered by its wall in the majlis |
| Gilded classic sofa | Carved legs off if they unscrew | Blankets and corner guards | Film never goes straight onto gilding |
| Large dining table | Top lifted, base separated | Timber crate for glass | Chairs stacked with spacers between |
| Courtyard and outdoor seating | Shades and cushions separated | Film and tie-down straps | Loaded last, unloaded first |

Numbering the majlis saves a great deal of time at the other end. The mattresses and backrests look alike, but each was cut to the length of a particular wall. We mark every piece with its wall and position, so the majlis goes back as it was or is reworked to fit the new room.
How a furniture move runs in Umm Al Quwain
- Photos and sizes: you send pictures of each room, the majlis and the courtyard, plus door widths if you can.
- Sizing the job: we set the number of trucks and trips, especially when the destination is a distant village.
- Price and date: the price comes back and we pick a slot that avoids the midday heat for timber pieces.
- On the day: entrances protected, then dismantling, wrapping and loading in order.
- On the road: pieces strapped to the walls of the closed box, heavy items at the bottom.
- Reassembly: everything goes back in place and photos of the finished rooms reach you on WhatsApp.
Office and workshop furniture
The UAQ Industrial Area and Emirates Modern Industrial hold small offices attached to workshops and stores, as well as contracting and trading company offices. They usually contain timber desks, chairs, steel filing cabinets and sometimes a safe. We suggest moving on the weekend, number the desks to the new layout, and empty filing cabinets into numbered cartons that go back into the same drawers.
- Steel cabinets always travel empty; the files alone can double their weight.
- Glass desk tops are lifted off and crated.
- Steel racking in stores is taken down and bundled by length.

Heavy and valuable pieces
Many homes in the emirate keep older pieces of real value: carved wooden chests, large mirrors, old steel safes. These are not treated like the rest of the furniture:
- A carved chest is emptied, blanket-wrapped and placed away from metal items in the truck.
- A heavy safe rides on a wide-wheeled dolly over boards laid on the tiles so they do not crack under the load.
- A piano stays upright and strapped the whole way.
- Large mirrors and paintings go in crates or between sheets of hard board.

Protecting floors and walls
In courtyard houses sand comes in with every step, and sand under a loaded dolly wheel scratches marble and ceramic worse than anything. So we sweep the route and lay thick runners before starting, wrap timber door frames, and guard wall corners in narrow passages. In buildings with lifts, the lift car is lined with blankets.
Carpentry adjustments for the new home
People often move from a roomy family house in Al Salamah to a newer villa in Al Aahad or a flat in Al Haditha, and the room sizes change. Our carpenter adjusts what is needed: shortening a majlis to suit a shorter wall, splitting a tall wardrobe into two units, or rehanging a door to open the other way. Nothing is cut before you know the cost and agree.
Wrapping and the coastal climate
Lagoon humidity and summer heat affect timber that is tightly wrapped and left in the sun for hours. So blankets go on timber first and film over them, fabric and mattresses get dust-proof film, and we load in the early morning when possible. Double-wall cartons take the belongings and timber crates take glass and marble.
Furniture moving prices in Umm Al Quwain
Prices within the emirate start from the figures below and include standard dismantling, reassembly and wrapping:
| Home size | Starts from |
|---|---|
| Studio | AED 920 |
| One bedroom | AED 1,100 |
| Two bedrooms | AED 1,650 |
| Three-bedroom villa | AED 3,700 |
| Single items, offices, or a move to another emirate | Send the details on WhatsApp and get your price |
What pushes the price up or down?
| Factor | Effect on price |
|---|---|
| Amount of furniture | Majlis sets and solid-wood wardrobes fill a truck quickly |
| Floors and lifts | Ground-floor houses are easier than blocks without a lift |
| Distance | Within the city differs from Falaj Al Mualla or another emirate |
| Wrapping | Standard or full, with crates for valuable pieces |
| Dismantling and assembly | Numbered majlis sets and solid wardrobes take time |
| Timing | Early morning, or the weekend for offices |
| Parking and permits | How close the truck can get to the courtyard gate or building entrance |
Air freight for urgent items
If your move takes you out of the country, the light items you need the moment you land, such as papers, clothes and small devices, can travel by air. The furniture goes by road to Saudi Arabia and the Gulf and by sea farther away. Read furniture shipping in and out of Umm Al Quwain for the details.
Tips for moving furniture in Umm Al Quwain
If the destination is a distant village such as Falaj Al Mualla, get everything ready to go in one trip. A piece left behind at the old house means another full run.
- Keep courtyard furniture apart from indoor furniture and tell us about it, since it loads last.
- Photograph the majlis before it comes apart if you want it set out the same way.
- If the new home is not ready, use furniture storage in Umm Al Quwain for a short while.
Warning: Do not leave film-wrapped timber furniture sitting in the courtyard sun waiting for the truck. Heat trapped under the film can spoil the finish and glue the film to the surface.
Frequently asked questions
Do you move furniture from Umm Al Quwain city to Falaj Al Mualla?
Yes. We book the date early and aim to do it in one trip, and the price comes back on WhatsApp once you send photos and both addresses.
Can you take apart a floor majlis and set it up again?
Yes. Every mattress and backrest is numbered by position, and the majlis is laid out in the new home as before or adapted to the new room.
Do you move courtyard and outdoor seating?
Yes. It is wrapped separately and loaded at the back of the truck, as it is usually the first thing unloaded.
Do you move industrial-area offices at the weekend?
Yes, and desks and cabinets are numbered to the new layout so work starts the next day.
How long does a villa in Al Salamah take?
A three-bedroom villa with a majlis usually takes a full day, longer if there are built-in wardrobes or a lot of courtyard furniture.
Is the furniture insured?
Ask the team about optional insurance for valuable pieces before the date; we also photograph important items before dismantling.
Do you move from Umm Al Quwain to Ajman or Ras Al Khaimah?
Yes, moves between emirates are available, priced on volume and both addresses.
If your move covers the whole house, rooms to kitchen, see home movers in Umm Al Quwain, and for a view across every emirate, furniture movers in the UAE.
From Al Salamah to Falaj Al Mualla, send your photos
Our Sharjah branch in Industrial Area 18 is the closest to you, and the team answers on WhatsApp at any hour.
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