Interior trades FAQs

Blind installation can involve risks that may not be immediately apparent. Therefore it’s always important to be properly insured. Of course, you will want to make sure your cover reflects the unique nature of what you do.

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If you work as a fitted furniture installer, you may not be sure exactly what insurance you need to be legally compliant. For example, you may think you don’t need employers’ liability, but this requirement is often misunderstood.

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As an occupation, French polishing may seem absent of risk. However, as with any trade or profession, it’s still important to make sure you are properly insured, just in case something goes wrong, and to ensure legal compliance.

Read more about liability insurance for French polishers

If you’re working as an interior designer, you may be wondering what interior designer insurance is and whether you need it. The insurance industry phrases and terminology can feel complex, so this FAQ aims to break the topic down into the key facts.

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If you work as an upholsterer, it’s essential you have the right insurance. But while you’ll want to make sure you have sufficient cover, you don’t want to pay too much – especially when you have other overheads to manage.

Read more about the cost of upholsterer insurance