Closing an office floor, consolidating branches, or vacating a leased premises? You need second hand office furniture buyers who can handle a full sweep — not someone who buys two chairs and leaves the rest. Here is how we plan an office shut-down.
What gets bought back
Office chairs (ergonomic, executive, visitor), desks and workstations, cabinets and storage units, filing cabinets, office tables, conference room furniture, office partitions and cubicles, reception furniture, bookshelves, workstation accessories — wooden and metal alike.
We also buy second hand office workstation buyers' inventory, second hand chair buyers' bulk lots, and second hand plywood buyers' partition material.
The dismantling timeline
For a typical floor we plan in three phases. Day one is inventory and labelling. Day two is dismantling — partitions come down, workstations are stripped, chairs and small items are palletised. Day three is weighing, loading, and final payment.
Larger buildings run on a rolling schedule so you can hand back floors to the landlord one at a time.
Office scrap and e-waste
Anything not resaleable goes through our office scrap buyers and e-waste channel. That covers old CPUs, monitors, cables, server racks, AC ducting and electrical scrap. Computer peripheral scrap exporters take printers, scanners and networking gear separately.
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