Furniture and mattress removal

Bulky furniture is the most common reason people book a rubbish removal. A new lounge is on its way and the old one has to go, a mattress has finally given up, or a wardrobe won't fit through the door of the new place. It's heavy, awkward and often needs two people, plus a ute or trailer you might not have.

What we can help remove

• Lounges, sofa beds, recliners and modular couches
• Mattresses and bed bases of any size
• Wardrobes, dressers, bookcases and entertainment units
• Dining tables, chairs and outdoor settings
• Fridges, washing machines, dryers and other whitegoods

Donate, recycle or dispose?

Furniture in good condition may suit a charity or a free listing online, but many charities can't accept mattresses or upholstered items with wear or stains. Mattresses can often be recycled into steel, foam and fibre, and many crews take them to a mattress recycler instead of landfill. Ask yours where things go.

Moving furniture rather than dumping it?

If you want furniture moved to another address rather than thrown away, you need a furniture removalist or delivery service, not a rubbish crew.

Council or a crew?

Many councils take furniture and mattresses in a booked bulky waste collection, which is the cheapest option if you can wait for your date and carry it to the kerb. For example, Campbelltown City Council offers bookable bulky waste collections. A crew is better when you need it gone now, or can't move it yourself.

Frequently asked questions