Eastbourne Furniture Removal helpful tips

• What kind of furniture can I get removed?

  Looking for furniture removal Eastbourne? LoveJunk marketplace makes furniture disposal a breeze. Use it to get rid of any type of furniture, including dining table, armchair, bed base, mattress, divan, settee, kitchen dresser, sofa, futon, bookcase, cupboard, bulky exercise equipment, chest of drawers, filing cabinet, office chair, desk, stool, bench or wardrobe.

• Cost of Eastbourne furniture removal

  When it comes to the cost of furniture collection, several factors come into play: the type of furniture, what sort of condition it is in, and how quickly you want it collected. Generally, larger and heavier furniture items tend to be more expensive to remove, while smaller and lighter ones are cheaper. If your furniture is in genuinely good condition with no signs of wear or tear, you might find somebody to take it for free! If you'd like to get a free, no obligation quote, all you need to do is create a listing. You can check the prices you're offered and, if you want, cancel - no problem.

• How to reduce your collection price

  There are a few things you can do to get the best price for your furniture removal. If possible, list your furniture on a weekday and choose 'Anytime' for collection. This helps because most collectors in Eastbourne tend to be active during the week and 'anytime' gives them more flexibility to fit your collection into their schedule. It's also helpful to have good photos (a short video too), a clear description and an appealing title. 'Almost new, perfect condition wardrobe' sounds much better than 'Big old wardrobe'. Finally, make sure your items are easily accessible because removal teams prefer items that can be loaded quickly.

• Advice for getting furniture reused

  Reuse is great for the environment and the cheapest disposal option for you, so let's try and get your reusable furniture get picked up! Firstly, take a few good photos from different angles in good lighting (preferably daytime). Secondly, include everything a potential new owner might need to know in the description: including detailed, accurate dimensions and any damage or stains. Lastly, add a bit of a story about why you're getting rid of the furniture. Telling people you're moving abroad, making space for a new baby or redecorating, for example, makes the listing sound far more genuine and appealing.

• Do I need a fire label?

  A fire retardant label is only required with upholstered furniture if you wish to donate it to a charity. This is because the law prevents charities from reselling upholstered furniture without a fire label attached. However, there is no requirement for furniture to have a fire label if you give it directly to another individual.