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Who would buy a whole house of furniture?

frobisher · 2007-08-30 09:22:45

I'm based in South Dublin and have a comeplete house worth of furniture from beds to sofas to wardrobes to kitchen appliances etc. Are there companies that would buy it as a job lot?

30-08-2007 9:22am

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I'm based in South Dublin and have a comeplete house worth of furniture from beds to sofas to wardrobes to kitchen appliances etc. Are there companies that would buy it as a job lot?

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#2 30-08-2007 9:50am

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have you tried sell the stuff through adverts.ie yet ???

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#3 30-08-2007 10:20am

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THat would defintiely be the most lucrative way to get rid of it but I need to do it quick so was hoping to do it in one go.

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#4 30-08-2007 10:29am

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There are companies that do what are called House Clearances. Generally these are for situations where people have died and don't have any relatives or whatever that want to take the furniture. I'd try the Golden Pages and look for House Clearance (haven't looked to see if such a category exists there, but there are definitely firms that do it).

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