Used Office Furniture


Office Furniture Clearance

If you are looking to clear your office of unwanted used office furniture due to relocation or perhaps if you are a landlord left with an office full of used office furniture by a previous tenant who do you turn to? Well the first thing is to assess if the furniture has any residual value. There are a few used office furniture specialists and office clearance firms operating in the UK that may be able to clear your offices for you and recycle your furniture ethically. If you have a large quantity of high quality office furniture, say 25 matching workstations or above, or a high quality reception unit that needs to be moved then you may even find some companies who are prepared to buy the furniture off you but in most cases you will actually have to pay for the furniture to be removed and recycled or possibly in some cases firms may be willing to bear the costs of dismantling remove the furniture for free in the expectation that they can cover their costs and make a small profit later by selling the furniture on.

Office clearance firms generally operate mainly in the UK's main commercial centres of London, Birmingham, Leeds, Glasgow, Sheffield, Bradford, Edinburgh, Liverpool, Manchester and Bristol. If you are prepared to pay for a Removal and Recycling Service we know of one national operator who will collect and remove all office furniture even for a single item. Typical costs are £20 for a desk or wooden storage item, £15 for a steel filing cabinet or cupboard and £8 for a chair. Larger jobs will qualify for a free survey and quotation. It is important that you deal with a firm who has arrangements in place with a registered waste carrier when you appoint an office furniture clearance firm. The last thing you want is to find that your office has been cleared by cowboys who have cherry picked and kept the valuable items and dumped the rubbish in some country lane leaving a local council chasing you and potentially prosecuting your firm for illegal dumping!. Remember to act with due dilligence.