When it’s time to refresh your outdoor space, getting rid of old garden furniture and patio items can be a challenge. Here are some ideas on how to do it responsibly:
1. Donate or Sell
- Donate: If your rattan chairs, wooden benches, or wicker sofas are still in good shape, consider donating them to charities or community centers.
- Sell: List your teak furniture or metal garden sets on platforms like Carousell or Facebook Marketplace to make some extra cash.
2. Recycle
- Metal Garden Sets: Check local recycling centers for metal furniture recycling options.
- Plastic Furniture: Some recycling centers accept plastic garden loungers, especially if they’re in good condition.
3. Upcycle
- Get creative and upcycle your old wooden benches or swing chairs into garden art, planters, or even new seating options.
4. Professional Disposal
- For large, bulky, or damaged items, consider hiring a disposal service like Easy Disposal. We ensure that your items, whether they are rattan chairs or teak furniture, are removed and disposed of in an eco-friendly manner.
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FAQs
Yes, many recycling centers accept plastic furniture like garden loungers.
Broken items, such as wicker sofas, can be taken to a recycling center or disposed of through a professional service.
Absolutely! Upcycling is a creative way to repurpose old items and reduce waste, such as turning wooden benches into planters.
Yes, Easy Disposal specializes in removing and disposing of large, bulky items, including teak furniture.
Clean the items and disassemble them if possible to make handling easier.
If the swing chairs are still functional, many charities will accept weathered items.
Costs vary depending on the size and type of items, such as metal garden sets or rattan chairs. Contact us for a detailed quote.
Use services like Easy Disposal that prioritize recycling and responsible waste management for items like garden loungers and wicker sofas.
Yes there would be a fee to cover manpower and transportation costs
Yes, many disposal services allow for outdoor pickups, but confirm this when booking the service.