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Furniture shops in Nakuru: 2 strips and safe deposits

Furniture shops in Nakuru sit along two roads, and the order you walk them decides what you pay. Here is what each strip sells, how to read a quote, and what to check at the door.

Twynon team

5 November 2026 ยท 4 min read

Furniture shops in Nakuru sit along two roads, and the order you walk them decides what you pay. One holds the big showrooms with printed price lists. The other holds the mattress dealers, the workshops and the smaller outfits. Walk them in the wrong order and you spend a Saturday comparing a five seater with a six seater. This guide covers what each strip sells and how to read a quote. It also covers what deposit is normal, and what to check before money leaves your hand. Prices move, so confirm on the phone before you travel.

The two furniture strips in Nakuru

Kenyatta Avenue is the first. It is the retail spine of the town, so the showrooms sit between banks and supermarkets. Woolmatt Furniture publishes price lists. Victory Furniture advertises two different locations: its own store page names Vicmark Plaza on Government Road, while its Facebook page names Victory Mall next to KCB Flamingo. Call before you go.

Istikbal is at Westside Mall. Dr Mattress has a branch at Longonot House opposite Polo Centre and another at Basic Mall on State House Road. I Home Furniture is at Wilmur House.

Mburu Gichua Road is the second. Sir George Furniture is opposite SDA Central Church. Nakuru Mattress Centre sits opposite Naivas Downtown and advertises free delivery within Nakuru city only, so ask what a run to Bahati or Gilgil costs. Double Touch Furniture is at Biashara Centre, with Akshar Furniture nearby.

Section 58 holds a third cluster. Joskar Furniture Designers is near Nakuru Girls High School next to Nawasco. Urban Arts Households and Antiques sells ex-Japan second hand pieces. Urban Edge Furniture is at Bondeni near Galana. A local news video described Modern Furniture Pacific in Section 58 as closed, so do not plan a trip around it.

What each Nakuru furniture shop sells

Kenyatta Avenue showrooms sell matched sets: sofas, coffee tables, wall units and beds, mostly new and imported. Mattress dealers sell foam, spring and orthopaedic mattresses plus the frames that go under them. The Section 58 shops sell single items and repaired pieces, which suits a first apartment. Ask what the price covers, since a set quote often means the sofa alone.

How furniture shops in Nakuru compare on price

Write the seat count down before you compare prices, because a five seater and a six seater are different products rather than two sizes of one sofa.

Indicative figures seen in November 2026: a new Woolmatt five seater around KES 99,000 and a six seater around KES 99,500, a DrM six seater around KES 193,120. Dining sets start around KES 22,500. Mattresses run from around KES 1,500 to 27,500 at Nakuru Mattress Centre, and Nakuru listings start around KES 5,500.

Then ask whether the quote includes assembly, transport and cushions. The cheapest headline is often the one with the most extras outside it.

New or second hand

Second hand saves money only when you can inspect it. A used seven seater sofa has been listed around KES 13,000 in Lanet and a used velvet set around KES 11,000 in Nakuru East. Used 5 by 6 bed frames have been listed between about KES 20,000 and 35,000. We found no reliable Nakuru price for a 6 by 6 bed or a wardrobe, so get two quotes and treat a single figure with suspicion.

Groups such as NAKURU COUNTY SECOND HAND HOUSEHOLD ITEMS and NAKURU SECOND HAND post from White House, Eastmore, Teachers, Mariakani, Makao and Mawanga. Some of them also list through Facebook Marketplace. Some advertise payment after delivery, a different deal from a showroom deposit.

Delivery and deposit rules

Deposit terms differ by segment. Woolmatt terms say an order is confirmed only when availability, the final price and delivery details are confirmed. Deposit and balance are then agreed on WhatsApp. Delivery fees depend on location and order size. At least one Nakuru store states that payment on delivery is not an option, while used sellers often advertise pay after delivery.

Ask three questions in writing: how much is the deposit, what happens if the delivery date slips, and who pays if the item arrives damaged. Money sent to a personal number with no receipt is a gift, not a payment. Also keep the WhatsApp thread, because it is the only record of what was agreed.

Furniture shops in Nakuru: the inspection checklist

Woolmatt publishes a 48 hour damage window, and that short window is why you inspect at the door. Lift one corner of the sofa: a frame that twists has a weak joint. Sit on every seat and open every drawer. Run a hand under the base for staples that stick out. Press the middle of a mattress and watch whether the dip springs back.

On second hand pieces, smell for damp, look for fine dust near the joints, and ask why the item is leaving. Then photograph the delivery note and the piece before the seller drives off, and keep the M-Pesa message.

If you have not settled on a shop, post what you need on the Looking For feed and let sellers quote you. Our notes on furniture delivery between Nairobi and Nakuru cover the transport side. You can also browse what is listed near you before making the trip.

Sofas on display in a Nakuru furniture shop

FAQ

How much is a sofa in Nakuru?

New sets start around KES 99,000 in the bigger showrooms, while used sets have been listed from about KES 11,000. Confirm the current figure before you travel.

Do these shops deliver outside town?

Most deliver, and fees depend on distance and order size. Nakuru Mattress Centre advertises free delivery inside the city only, so ask about a fee for Lanet, Bahati or Gilgil.

Should I pay a deposit before delivery?

Only after the price, the delivery date and the damage window are written down. Some stores refuse payment on delivery, so agree the balance terms on WhatsApp and keep the messages.

Twynon team

Writes the buying and selling guides on the Twynon blog.

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