Sofa jammed on man's stairs as delivery men 'walk away'
A new homeowner said his staircase and walls had been "trashed" after delivery men left a sofa jammed on the stairs.
He said the sofa company's delivery men got it wedged but left saying they had no time to rectify it.Mr Ansell posted a picture of the stricken sofa on a local Facebook group and four "lovely members of the community" came to help him move it upstairs. The handmade leather sofa was ordered 15 weeks ago and Mr Ansell said he paid extra for "white glove" delivery to the new-build house he had recently moved in to.The sofa apparently damaged wood panelling and plasterboard in the new house
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