Save Up To 50% Off FREE LOCAL DELIVERY on all orders $399+ Oxnard Mattress Store and Clearance Center As of 12/30/2015, California state law requires retailers to collect an $11 recycling fee on each mattress and each box spring sold. A recycling fee of $22 must be assessed for the purchase of one mattress with one box spring.) The amount of the fee was mandated by the state and is not set by individual retailers. To see the details of the recycling fee in California click here. Oxnard, CA Furniture & Mattress Store Store Monday: 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.Tuesday: 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Wednesday: 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.Thursday: 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.Friday: 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.Saturday: 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.Sunday: 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. Reeds Furniture is located on the North side of the 101 freeway in Oxnard between Rose Ave and Vineyard Ave Clearance Center - Oxnard, CA Our Showroom in Oxnard is our Kids & Teens Superstore, with the largest section of kids furniture in Ventura County.
This location is also a Wallbeds "n" More franchise, featuring innovative murphy beds and wallbeds. Additionally we stock a variety of mattresses, platform beds and bedding. Find a Reeds Furniture store location in the Los Angeles, Thousand Oaks, Simi Valley, Agoura Hills, Woodland Hills, California area Enter a location and find the nearest store. Do you agree to the terms of service? Reeds Furniture - Agoura Hills, CA , 818-597-7800 Reeds Furniture- Oxnard, CA , 818-597-7800 Reeds Furniture operates furniture stores in the Los Angeles, Thousand Oaks, Simi Valley, Agoura Hills, Woodland Hills, California area. Our stores bring you the best selection of furniture and mattresses from the top trusted brands. Use this map and store directory to find the Reeds Furniture nearest you!Stop by one of our stores and see for yourself what it’s like to shop for a mattress in an environment where your priorities are put first. Each of our locations offers complimentary coffee and tea in our recharge stations, giving you a nice relaxing place to discuss what you have been looking at throughout your shopping process.
We invite you to come down and experience firsthand what makes us different, and start waking up happy today.Bunk Beds on Sale Bunk Beds Twin over Twin Stairway Cappuccino + 2 Extra Drawers Bunk Beds Twin over Twin Stairway Cappuccino + Trundle Bunk Beds Twin over Full Mission White Bunk Beds Twin over Full Mission White + Trundle Bunk Beds Twin over Full Stairway Expresso + 2 Extra Drawers Bunk Beds Twin over Full Stairway Expresso + Trundle Bunk Beds start at $299 delivered to your door. All the prices you see include FAST FREE SHIPPING. So no sticker shock. Just added to the range are the Twin Mission End Ladder Bunk Beds. Our best selling Stairway Bunk Beds start at the low price of $568 and include 3 or 4 drawers built in to the steps. Also available are stairway bunk beds in a twin over full, full over full and a Tall Twin over Twin version. As a family owned and operated business, we take safety seriously. Every style we sell has been tested by an independent laboratory.
The paints and finishes we use are certified to meet the strict standards of ASTM F963 for lead. Feel free to utilize our Bunk Bed Guides and our FAQ's, to assist you in your buying decision. Unlike a large number of internet sellers, we directly import and warehouse the solid wood bunk beds we sell. This is to guarantee availability and speedy shipment of your order at these amazing low prices. All the beds are mattress ready.Illegally dumped items attract more dumped items, and this sort of copycat littering is documented with photographs you can see by doing a web search for the phrase "Nothing Mattress."The recycling of mattresses does not happen through simple market forces. The springs of a typical mattress are made of low-value tempered steel. The polyurethane foam is hard to assemble into usable bales. The wood of a bed frame is expensive to grind into mulch. The textiles are hard to recycle at any price, and beds and box springs are expensive to move, store and disassemble.
To make recycling happen anyway, and to avoid illegal dumping, California this year joined Rhode Island and Connecticut in implementing a "product stewardship" initiative. Consumers who buy a new mattress pay a fee of $11 per mattress or box spring. This money goes to the Mattress Recycling Council, a nonprofit organization headed by mattress industry representatives and charged with running the program. The council is subject to oversight from the California Department of Resources Recovery and Recycling (CalRecycle) and input from an advisory committee, on which I serve. Their program includes incentives and requirements meant to facilitate recycling.The first step, which took effect last year — as mandated two years earlier by Senate Bill 254 — was a requirement for all mattress retailers to accept old mattresses at no additional charge when delivering a new mattress at a customer's home. The next step, which began last year, was to register every manufacturer, retailer and renovator of mattresses in the state.
Registration was necessary for the imposition of an $11 fee on every mattress and box spring sold in California. The Mattress Recycling Council uses collected money to provide payments to processing centers, and in exchange, these centers accept mattresses free from the public. For example, in Ventura County, you can get rid of your old mattress for free by having your mattress retailer collect it when a new one is delivered or by dropping it off at the Simi Valley Landfill and Recycling Center or at the Del Norte Regional Recycling and Transfer in Oxnard. Soon, Gold Coast Recycling and Transfer in Ventura will join the other two processing centers in accepting mattresses and box springs free, as long as these items come in clean, separate loads. Currently, Gold Coast is pulling mattresses from mixed loads, sending more than 400 mattresses each month to a recycler in Los Angeles. Mattresses mixed with other materials will still be subject to at least the minimum fee at these facilities, which is around $25.Two other local options for discarding mattresses are funded by refuse collection rates.