offloading 2nd hand sofa in Navan. Charitys?

paddles · 16-02-2016 10:04PM #1

I have a 4 year old fake leather 3 seater couch that has some minor wear and tear and is being upgraded but I think it's a shame to dump as it's not old IMO. I was wondering if it would hold any value to a charity locally?

In failing that, how would I dispose of it without it costing me a fortune?

chewed · 16-02-2016 10:51PM

Put it on Adverts.ie or DoneDeal

maik3n · 17-02-2016 10:58AM

A few options for you.
Perhaps give them a shout.

http://www.revamp3rstore.com/

http://sueryderfoundation.ie/

http://www.facebook.com/svpnavanvincentsfurnitureshop

ButtersSuki · 17-02-2016 11:04AM

I gave some furniture (couch, table etc) to charity a few years ago but just bear in mind all of them (at the time anyway) charged to uplift and take to their store. I was a bit surprised at theories but apparently that's normal. I can't remember the exact amount (I think it was €30, but it may have been €50), but I just wonder how many people are put off by that?

paddles · 18-02-2016 09:40PM

I don't mind paying a charity 30 to remove. I don't fancy the idea of paying 100 to some non charity company.

blackbird 49 · 18-02-2016 09:48PM

As someone has already suggested put it on adverts or donedeal, as free to take away, collection only, it might suit someone who is renting, I had tiles all different sizes and colours, I put them up on said sites they were gone the next day

offloading 2nd hand sofa in Navan. Charitys?

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