Reuse of old office furniture

Reuse is our future. Earth’s raw materials are going fast. Reuse extends the life of things that have already been made – so it conserves natural resources and reduces waste and pollution. Reuse – including repair, rental, and repurposing – means good local jobs and keeps money in our local economies. And reuse saves money.
Here are a few facts:
- According to United States EPA estimates, up to 8.5 million tons, or 17 billion pounds, of office assets end up in US landfills annually.
- Waste management represents up to 4% of a business or organization’s costs.
- According to the Business and Institutional Furniture Manufacturer’s Association (BIFMA), $10.2 billion worth of commercial furniture and equipment was produced, sold and used in 2015 in the U.S. alone.
All Furniture Installation https://www.allfurnitureinc.com/furniture-liquidation/ along with twincitiesusedfurniture.com is all about recycling and reusing office furniture it enables us to reduce our environmental footprint while making a positive contribution to our community. It is a great way of finding use for old furniture and other stuff whether you reuse or donate it. It’s also a way to save money on furniture for the budget conscious business and is the ultimate green solution.
Turn your creative energy into repurposed furniture and giving it a new function. It can result in a very fun, funky, classic new look for your office.
Here are a few photos of how our customers purchased from our used showroom and with a bit of creative thinking and elbow grease they turned used into functional and fun!
Pre-owned couches along with an upholstered roundtable were brought back to life in the client’s reception area with a pop of bright blue paint, stained knotty pine, and a new rug to tie everything together.
Photo courtesy of MediaJunction
Upper seat covers were updated in a black and white fabric and wrapped in rustic barn wood to create a fun sitting area in their office.
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After: Photo courtesy of Mediajunction

Here they took two used three-drawer pedestals added a surface and small wheels to create a kitchen cart. Perfect for small spaces this portable kitchen cart is easy to move.
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After (Photo credit unknown)
