Definitely. In fact, I did. I think I gave them each a twenty.

I would have to ask someone, I am not sure the protocal.

No, that's not customary here. They can get a cup of coffee, but that's it.
Btw, those guys get normal salary, health insurance, etc. No need for tips.

I would make arrangements with the furniture store to include the tip in the cost of set, that way...I wouldn't have to worry about all that.

No. Why should I? It's their job.

Yes, they are giving a service we have to appreciate!!! we always give them about 30$, whatever the did as service..

You should do it because if you don't give them, they may not be nice when setup the furniture, they may not be awake when putting the couch on the ground!!!!! take care!!

You have to; although they get normal salaries, you have to give them some tip, as you give waiters in restaurant!!

I'd probably them $20 each or so, depending on how much work the delivery was.

It might be furniture delivery gals, too...

In the US, people working in food service get paid below minimum wage; they're expected to make up the bulk of their income in tips. People delivering furniture are paid at least minimum wage; tips are a nice extra. There's a big difference in how their incomes work in the US.

I wouldn't think to tip, but now that I know...maybe ten dollars?

I haven't been, so I guess not. And I never meant to be selfish in not doing so (yes, I've had furniture delivered before).

No. Unless they had to go to extra trouble with a difficult delivery situation and went out of their way to be helpful. Then I might.

Probably not unless I really liked them for some reason. Then I might shoot them twenty bucks or something.

I get it, but it's pretty the same here! Tips are for both nice extra; but at anyway we should give tips, for both of them.

Tips aren't extra for food service workers, they're essential.

No... It's his job.

I might if it was a piano delivered to a 4th floor apartment with no elevator...

Yes, I would tip.......... Probably about $10 per person

that's right!! You have to leave about 5% of the fee!!!

No.. am I supposed to?

I'd tip them both onto the mattress and oh...wait...
that's not what you meant

depends if they were hot

It's 15% in the US.

i would either tip or offer them a drink or something to eat!

Let me see, I was in dinner yesterday with 2friends of mine, it was 33$, so we payed 40$, 7$ extra.. It's 17.5% for three persons, 5.83% for each one!!

No I would not tip him lol

i dont know id have to know if you are expected to do this...ive never had anyone deliver furniture to my house.

Yes if they were on time and did a good job and so on.
I'd tip anyone who does me a good job, and does it right and quick and on time.

No, I've never tipped furniture or appliance delivery guys, are you even supposed to??

No! God, do you have to tip everyone nowadays?

no, its their job

No, I've never thought about tipping them.

When we moved, 1 of the movers asked me for a tip, before they even loaded our stuff.
I told him I didn't have any money on me...and I showed him, all I had was $5.00.
He said, "No-Thanks that wasn't ENOUGH".
I called his company and told them, they said, there were NOT supposed to ASK for a TIP!
To top it off, when they did finally deliver our stuff a WEEK LATER. the glass on my printer was smashed.
Oddley enough, someone else we know used the same moving company they delievered his stuff and he had $6000.00 worth of damage. and they had the BALLS to ASK him for a TIP!.

I don't view delivery drivers like this a "tippable" offense.

If you want to tip, thats fine.
But they are not supposed to ask for a tip.

Most delivery people rely on tips, from pizza to furniture

The last time I had something big delivered to the house, it was the new fridge-freezer. I didn't tip them.

Yeah. I employ delivery guys and although I pay them well (yes I do) they are so extra happy when someone tips them. I'd give that back to another delivery team.

$20

yes. I asked the guys if they wanted lunch or $20 a piece. They took the $$ and bought a cheap lunch and kept the change.

$5 - $10 per mover, so they can get some lunch.