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This is a shot in the dark and maybe a little insensitive because people are losing their job (I lost mine recently) so I apologize for that. Does anyone know o
by xzel 6y ago
This is a shot in the dark and maybe a little insensitive because people are losing their job (I lost mine recently) so I apologize for that. Does anyone know of any of these liquidators for office furniture? I've been trying to get a Herman Miller desk chair for a reasonable price for about a year now.
- dmckeon 6y agoUsed these folks in San Mateo a few years ago - YMMV: https://www.abettersource.com/ https://www.abettersource.com/
- aaronbrethorst 6y agoThat's really cool; does anyone know of a similar business in Seattle? I could use a height adjustable table at home while I'm stuck working here in our currently-indefinite quarantine.
- Klonoar 6y agoI bought my stuff at Ducky's, over in the Industrial District: https://www.duckys.com https://www.duckys.com
- aaronbrethorst 6y agothanks!
- TrackerFF 6y agoTbh, I just called directly to the moving companies that handle the physical moving from office to liquidator, and asked who the usual suspects were. Scored some nice adjustable desks for pennies on the dollar.
- taurath 6y agoThere are about 4 in the Bay Area I know of. Look for office supply warehouse in the suburbs. They also will frequently post to craigslist. Expect 70% of list though. It’s hard to find lower.
- ThrowawayR2 6y ago> "Expect 70% of list though. It’s hard to find lower." I'd advise the original poster to wait for a few months. The recession hasn't really hit yet and there are plenty of business closures yet to come. At that point, liquidated office equipment will be a whole lot cheaper because of the glut.