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Construction

Flatpacks are pre-packaged furniture built with the Construction skill on a workbench in the Workshop of a player-owned house. Flatpacks allow players to install the furniture inside their player-owned house without the necessary level required to build the furniture from scratch. A hammer and Saw are required to install flatpacked furniture. An example would be a level 42 builder adding a Costume Room to their house and using an oak toy box flatpack on a Toy box space. No experience is received when using a flatpack on a building hotspot.

Flatpack items can be created with building mode either on or off. A hammer and a saw are needed in your inventory to create flatpack items, and they are always created un-noted. Each flatpack takes 8 game ticks (4.8 seconds) to create. Creating flatpacks still requires the same amount of materials needed to construct the furniture at the hotspot. The advantage of making flatpack items is that there is no need to enter building mode or remove any furniture from a hotspot to create them, although players must still enter building mode and remove existing furniture from a hotspot before using a flatpack on the empty hotspot.

Boosts such as the crystal saw (+3), spicy stews or cups of tea will allow you to build flatpacks above your current Construction level.

Workbench

Construction Level Furniture Notes
17 Able to build level 1-20 flatpack items.
32 Able to build level 1-40 flatpack items.
46 Able to build level 1-60 flatpack items.
62 Able to build level 1-80 flatpack items.
77 Able to build all flatpack items.

Flatpack items

Armchairs

Bookcases

Construction Level Flatpack Furniture Cost
4 36
29 12
40 16

Beer barrels

Kitchen tables

Dining tables

Dining benches

Beds

Construction Level Flatpack Furniture Cost
20 1,096
30 4,526
34 592
40 2,258
45 4,214
53 6,724
60 121,778

Dressers

Wardrobes

Clocks

Construction Level Flatpack Furniture Cost
25 340
55 1,855
85 16,816

Cape racks

Magic wardrobes

Armour cases

Treasure chests

Costume boxes

Toy boxes

Construction Level Flatpack Furniture Cost
50 16
68 48
86 981

Unobtainable

Even though pieces of furniture from the study room cannot be made into a flatpack, the game cache reveals a flatpackable version of them. This may be the result of Jagex deciding that these items should not be made flatpackable for unknown reasons, but did not remove the code for the items before launch.

Upon the release of the Grand Exchange, players were able to submit buy offers for these items, but as they cannot be made in the workshop's workbench, the offers were never completed.

When asked about these items in a Q&A stream on 24 March 2016[1], Jagex Moderator Mod John C gave the following response:

“ There's a number of flatpacks that exist as objects in the game but you can't actually create them, because they were created when Construction was being developed as a skill way back in... 2005? 6? The flatpacks that exist were scrapped but the objects weren't deleted, so they made it into the live game... we could make them flatpackable, but there's no real benefit to it. ”
 
— Mod John C, Associate Producer

The items were then removed from the Grand Exchange in an update on 14 April 2016.

Globes

Lectern

Crystal ball

Telescope

References

  1. ^ Old School RuneScape. "Monkey Madness 2 New Monster Sneak Peek - Old School RuneScape Q&A" (in 07:04). YouTube video. 24 March 2016.

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