--- type: lander priority: standard llms: true canonical: https://www.curri.com/retail/furniture path: /retail/furniture slug: retail-furniture title: Two-person white glove furniture delivery crews | Curri description: Curri gives furniture retailers dedicated two-person white glove crews that scale up for peak season, at a predictable cost and with no trucks to buy. updated: 2026-10-20 --- Curri gives furniture retailers dedicated two-person crews for white glove delivery, ready for holiday and sale-weekend peaks. Add crews before the busy season and scale back after, at a predictable cost per crew and with no trucks to buy. Liftgate box trucks, flatbeds and Sprinter vans cover crated pieces and awkward sizes. ## What problem does Curri solve for furniture retailers? Peak season needs more crews than you have. - **Sale weekends outrun your crews.** Holiday and sale weekends bring in more deliveries than your team can run. - **A sofa takes two people.** Getting a sofa or dresser inside without scuffing a wall takes a two-person crew. - **Peak trucks sit idle all year.** Trucks you buy for a few busy weeks sit in the lot the rest of the year. ## How does Curri work for furniture retailers? **Dedicated two-person crews when you need them.** Curri assigns dedicated two-person crews for white-glove delivery. Add crews before your busy season and scale back after. You get a predictable cost without buying trucks. ## Which vehicles does Curri use? Liftgate box trucks for crated furniture, flatbeds for awkward dimensions, and sprinters when height matters more than pallet count. Vehicles Curri books for furniture retailers: liftgate box trucks, flatbed trucks, Sprinter vans, cargo vans, box trucks and pickup trucks. See the full lineup at [Curri fleet](https://www.curri.com/fleet). ## How do teams book and track deliveries? Quote and book in under a minute when a facility flags an oversized exception. Tracking and proof stay on the order, so support sees one record. Audit-ready proof on every delivery. Live status from assignment through drop-off, with a photo or signature captured at delivery and attached to the order record. ## Proof **30–45 Minutes** typical driver arrival on rush. When a customer calls about a missing sofa, support opens one screen instead of rebuilding an LTL trip. ## FAQ (matches visible HTML accordion) ### Does Curri replace our in-house last-mile network? No. It covers oversized exceptions and reconsign-prone loads beside your network. ### Can we add crews just for peak season? Yes. Add dedicated two-person crews ahead of your busy season and scale back when it passes, at a predictable cost per crew and with no trucks to buy. ### How do we keep customer-facing status intact? Live tracking and proof of delivery stay on your order from assignment through drop-off. ### How fast can an exception truck be booked? Under a minute to book. Drivers typically arrive at pickup in 30 to 45 minutes on rush. ## Related Curri pages - [Curri Hotshots](https://www.curri.com/hotshots): same-day and rush delivery, booked on demand - [Curri Dedicated](https://www.curri.com/dedicated): a recurring truck and driver on your lanes - [Curri API](https://www.curri.com/apps/curri-api): quote, book and track from your own systems - [Curri fleet](https://www.curri.com/fleet): every vehicle type Curri books Curri for other retail segments: [Pet e-commerce](https://www.curri.com/retail/pet-ecommerce), [Wholesale club](https://www.curri.com/retail/wholesale-club), [Hardware and tools](https://www.curri.com/retail/hardware), [Grocery](https://www.curri.com/retail/grocery), [Home improvement, Pro jobsite rush](https://www.curri.com/retail/home-centers-pro), [Home improvement, peak jobsite overflow](https://www.curri.com/retail/home-centers-peak), [Pet retail](https://www.curri.com/retail/pet-retail), [Office and B2B supply](https://www.curri.com/retail/b2b-supply), [General merchandise](https://www.curri.com/retail/mass-retail). ## Get started - [Get a demo](https://www.curri.com/demo) - [Sign up for free](https://app.curri.com/signup/create)