> Office Furniture Liquidation Conklin Office Furniture purchases used office furniture that has served some of the top corporations and institutions in America. After thirty years in the used office furniture business, Conklin has created a name for itself that major firms from across the region can recognize. We provide buyback and liquidation solutions for companies throughout the United States with particular emphasis on the East coast. We liquidate office furniture regularly from New York City (NYC), Philadelphia (PA), and throughout New Jersey (NJ), Connecticut (CT), and Massachusetts (MA). As well as large projects from locations nationwide. Conklin Office Furniture's furniture liquidation department services firms that are moving, downsizing, restructuring, reconfiguring, and divesting. Our most recent office furniture bulk purchase liquidations include: 3,800 Steelcase 9000 used cubicles, 8,000 lateral files, 500 private offices, and over 10,000office chairs from a large insurance company in Center City, Philadelphia (the largest ever building re-stack in the city's history...
1,000 Steelcase 9000 used workstations and 90 private office suites from a large New York City (Manhattan) bank. 1,500 Steelcase 9000 used cubicles, 200 executive office suites, conference room furniture, training furniture and a complete restaurant in a 20 story building from an insurance corporation in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. 425 Herman Miller Ethospace used cubicles, office seating, and filing cabinets from a Westchester, New York company. 2,000 Steelcase 9000 used workstations in 8 buildings from a major pharmaceutical firm in Philadelphia (PA). 400 Steelcase Pathways cubicles from a magazine publisher in New York City, NY. 10 floors of Knoll Morrison from Jersey City, New Jersey. 9 floors of Steelcase Elective Element Cubicles and Jofco private offices from an investment firm in NY, NY. As a result of our past record of used office furniture liquidation, Conklin Office Furniture has become known as a trustworthy company that stands behind our word.
We work hard to create a buy back solution quickly and creatively so that the best outcome for all companies involved can be agreed upon. For example, we removed 200,000 square feet of office furniture out of a NYC brokerage firm in three phases which we completed in one month. More creative planning was needed when we removed thirty-two trailers of used cubicles, private offices, and conference furniture over eight days including Memorial Day weekend. As our reputation illustrates, Conklin Office Furniture is always willing to offer a buy back solution. We purchase used office furniture in large lots. or call 1 (800) 817-1187 to discuss the parameters of your project with one of our office furniture liquidationspecialists.Egans workstations and associated office furniture are acquired through our Wise Office Furniture Program, which enables the sale of quality commercial grade furniture with both cost and environmental benefits. All workstations and furniture are rigorously graded for quality.
We are experts in sourcing and installing all types and configurations of workstations, we’ll assist in determining what is right for your requirements.WorkstationsOffice ChairsStorage SolutionsMobile PedestalsDesigner FurnitureTables Workstations Office Chairs Storage Solutions Mobile Pedestals Designer Furniture TablesThe Ten Commandments of Buying Used Furniture You see a chair on the curb. It's sitting right in front of your building and it's free. Or, you're at the thrift store and spy a cheap sofa. But something holds you back. If only there were guidelines — holy reminders if you will — of things to keep in mind while looking at used furniture. How do you decide if it's the right thing to re-do? Or if you should run in the other direction? 1. Thou Shalt Look for Tags - This should be first on the checklist: flip the piece over and see if there's a tag. If it says IKEA, boohoo. If it looks like it's from the 70s and reads Thayer Coggin, put a sheet and some caution tape around it as camouflage, then run — don't walk — to find someone help you haul it home.
Random side note: This isn't to say that you can't take home the IKEA item; just don't invest money in re-doing it. See this side table/stool thing? I bought it at some random secondhand store in Burlington, Vermont. I think it was like $20 and it reminded me of these so I quickly bought it. As soon as I got it home, I flipped it over and — lo and behold — there was the dreaded Walmart sticker. It's still in my living room, and will do for now, but I shouldn't have even paid twenty bucks for it, and certainly would never bring it to some guy to refinish. For other inspiration, the women at Chairloom are always doing great work. Thou Shalt Not Worship False Furniture Thou Shalt Sit On It Thou Shalt Examine Any Cushions Be Not Afraid of Simple Fixes Thou Shalt Not Kill Strong Odors & Pests (Easily) 8. Thou Shalt Not Bear False Witness to Your Wallet - Don't get swept up in that $60 price tag, without considering the very real expense of getting it re-done.
Even with re-usable cushions, you'll still have to purchase yards of fabric, then pay someone to upholster it. Mentally calculate what it will really cost you when all is said and done. Is it worth the expense? Thou Shalt Not Covet For example: I got this sofa off Craigslist for free a couple of years ago, and couldn't part with it. I love the chrome against the fabric and it's otherwise very basic, clean and in good shape. For years I moved it around to various awkward spots in my home and garage. Then, as part of the August Style Cure, I finally traded in the Scandinavian crack den look and redid the room, along the sofa. In this instance, I'm glad I hung onto it, even if it did take a while. Remember Your Day of Rest - Re-edited from a post published on 2/28/2013 - DFFurnishing your office with office furniture can tie up a lot of capital. Gently used furniture from Kentwood Office Furniture is a fantastic choice when budgets are tight for home offices, startups, and mature organizations.