Whether renovating, moving, expanding, or downsizing, overseeing an office transition can be a challenge, and you often end up with furniture you no longer want or need.
What is the most practical and cost-effective way to dispose of office furniture?
Your options are: donate it, sell it, or throw it away. If it’s still in usable condition, it’s wasteful to send it to the landfill, and a shame to let it collect dust in a secondhand shop. Selling it to someone who can use it is an appealing option, but finding a buyer and negotiating a price takes time you may not have.
Rightsize provides furniture liquidation services to simplify this process. Our office furniture buyback program offers fair prices and serves tenants, property managers, and contractors across the country. We take care of the furniture pickup and resale, and we’re always looking for new inventory, including:
- Large, uniform selections of grade “A” office furniture and equipment
- Vintage office furniture
- Systems furniture, tables and desks from manufacturers such as: Herman Miller, Steelcase, Knoll and Global
Top 3 Benefits of Rightsize Furniture Buyback:
Save Time
Rightsize, an experienced liquidator, will evaluate and resell your inventory, taking care of all the details so you don’t have to. Rightsize saves your staff valuable time; freeing them up to focus on high-priority activities.
Save Money
You probably invested a fair amount of money in furnishing your office. When you donate it to a nonprofit or thrift store, you might get a modest tax benefit, but otherwise no monetary gain. If your office furniture is in good condition, a buyback program will help you defer some of your initial expenses.
Save the Planet
Reselling furniture will minimize your impact on the environment. Rightsize is committed to sustainability and attempts to resell or repurpose all furniture, fixtures and equipment (FF&E). Assets without resale value are disposed of in compliance with environmental regulations or donated to not-for-profit organizations.
Contact Rightsize for a furniture buyback evaluation and click here to learn more about the Asset Life Cycle.
