Furniture Consignment Vancouver: The 50/50 Professional System That Pays More
Traditional furniture consignment stores vancouver take 50 to 70% of your sale price, make you deliver furniture yourself, and require you to retrieve unsold items after months of waiting. You do the work. They keep most of the money.
Our 50/50 Professional Consignment System fixes every problem with traditional consignment furniture selling. We pickup your furniture professionally. We sell through our established Vancouver network. You receive exactly 50% of the sale price. We handle everything including donation of unsold items.
West Elm credenza sells for $800? You get $400. Herman Miller chair sells for $600? Your check is $300. Article dining set sells for $900? You receive $450. Better split. Professional service. Proven results.
This guide shows why traditional consignment shops deliver poor outcomes, how our professional system works better, and why 50% of higher sale prices beats 30% of lower prices every time.
Why Traditional Furniture Consignment Stores Vancouver Fail Sellers
Research on consignment retail economics shows traditional shops operate with seller unfriendly terms that maximize store profit while minimizing seller returns.
High Commission Rates Eat Your Proceeds
Studies of furniture consignment stores across North America show commission structures ranging from 40% to 70% of sale price. The consignment furniture seller receives only 30% to 60% after the store takes its cut.
Vancouver Market Reality:
Most furniture consignment stores vancouver charge:
- 50% to 60% commission on sale price
- You receive 40% to 50% of proceeds
- Some shops take up to 70%, leaving you just 30%
Example of Traditional Split:
Your quality sofa sells for $600 at traditional shop taking 60% commission. Store keeps: $360 You receive: $240
Our 50/50 system on same $600 sale: We keep: $300 You receive: $300
You get $60 more with our fair split. Multiply this across multiple furniture pieces and the difference becomes hundreds or thousands of dollars.
Why High Commissions Exist:
Traditional consignment shops bear costs of showroom rent, utilities, staff, and inventory storage. These fixed costs require high commissions to maintain profitability. The business model prioritizes store survival over seller returns.
Selective Acceptance Creates Wasted Effort
Industry data shows traditional consignment furniture stores reject 60% to 80% of offered items. Their single showroom capacity limits inventory. Staff makes subjective decisions about “what will sell here.”
The Rejection Problem:
You rent a truck ($100 to $150). You drive furniture to shop. Staff inspects pieces. They accept your credenza but reject your sofa, chairs, and table because “we already have similar items” or “this style doesn’t move in our shop.”
You’ve wasted money on truck rental, time on delivery, and still have rejected furniture to deal with.
Our Acceptance Approach:
We evaluate everything you want removed. Quality pieces go to our 50/50 consignment network. Standard items go to donation with tax receipts. Nothing gets rejected and left behind.
You pay one service fee. Everything gets cleared. Maximum value recovered from your complete inventory.
Retrieval Requirements Create Ongoing Hassles
Traditional consignment agreements require sellers to retrieve unsold items after 60 to 90 day consignment periods. This creates multiple problems.
Storage Issues:
You’ve moved to smaller space or new city. Where do you store furniture the shop didn’t sell? You don’t have room, which is why you consigned it originally.
Additional Costs:
Another truck rental ($100 to $150). More time invested. More coordination with shop staff. More hassle for furniture that didn’t generate any proceeds.
Disposal Dilemma:
Retrieved furniture still needs disposal. Now you’re back to either trying to sell furniture privately or paying for junk removal.
Our Solution:
Unsold items automatically go to appropriate Vancouver charities through our estate donation coordination system. You receive charitable donation receipts. No retrieval. No additional costs. No ongoing hassles.
Limited Single Showroom Visibility
Traditional consignment furniture stores rely entirely on walk in traffic to single physical location. This severely limits buyer exposure.
Market Reach Problems:
Geographic Limitation: Buyers must know about the shop and travel to its specific location. Most Vancouver residents have never heard of any particular consignment shop.
Style Mismatch: Your modern furniture sits in shop specializing in traditional pieces. Wrong audience sees your items.
Foot Traffic Dependency: Slow traffic weeks mean slower sales. You have no control over buyer flow.
No Online Integration: Many traditional shops lack robust online presence or multi platform listing.
Our Multi Channel Advantage:
Our professional network spans Metro Vancouver through established relationships built over 14 years. Commercial buyers, residential networks, specialty collectors, and trade channels create exposure traditional single showroom shops can’t match.
We’re not limited to hoping the right buyer walks through one door. We connect your furniture to verified buyers across multiple channels simultaneously.
How Our 50/50 Professional Consignment System Works Better
We designed our furniture consignment vancouver service specifically to solve problems traditional shops create for sellers.
Professional Pickup Eliminates Your Work
Traditional Model: You rent truck, load furniture, drive to shop, unload, hope they accept items, deal with rejections, return home with whatever they declined.
Our Model: We come to you. Our house clearance service Vancouver team handles all physical work. Professional evaluation happens at your location. Everything you want removed gets cleared in one visit.
Time Saved: 4 to 6 hours traditional model (truck rental, loading, driving, dealing with shop, returning rejected items) versus 15 minutes our model (scheduling pickup).
Cost Saved: $100 to $150 truck rental plus gas versus included in our service fee.
Stress Eliminated: No heavy lifting. No driving across Vancouver. No rejection surprises. No coordination hassles.
Fair 50/50 Split Maximizes Your Returns
Traditional shops justify high commissions by claiming their costs require it. We’ve built different economics.
Our Cost Structure:
Instead of expensive showroom rent, we leverage:
- Established buyer networks requiring no showroom
- Multi channel online presence with minimal overhead
- Efficient logistics optimized over 14 years
- Volume based operations that spread costs
This allows genuinely fair 50/50 split while maintaining profitability.
Example Comparison:
$10,000 worth of quality furniture (fair market value):
Traditional Consignment Shop: You deliver furniture (cost $150) Shop sells 70% for $7,000 over 3 months Their 60% commission: $4,200 Your 40%: $2,800 You retrieve unsold 30% (cost $150) Net: $2,500
Our 50/50 System: We pickup all furniture (cost $172.50) We sell 85% for $8,500 over 2 to 3 months (better presentation, wider network) Your 50%: $4,250 We donate unsold 15%, you receive $1,500 fair market value tax receipt (benefit $645) Net cash: $4,077.50 plus $645 tax benefit = $4,722.50 total value
You’re $2,222.50 better off using our system. This is why sell furniture on consignment through our service beats traditional shops.
Multi Channel Distribution Sells Faster
Best furniture consignment outcomes require maximum buyer exposure. Our 14 year established network provides this.
Our Distribution Channels:
Commercial Furniture Buyers: Businesses, office furniture dealers, facility managers seeking quality used commercial pieces. They pay premium prices for Herman Miller, Steelcase, and executive furniture.
Residential Buyer Network: Home buyers and renters across all Vancouver neighborhoods from downtown condos to Surrey family homes. Geographic diversity captures buyers traditional single location shops miss.
Specialty Collectors: Mid century enthusiasts, vintage collectors, designer furniture buyers who pay top dollar for quality pieces amateur listings undervalue.
Trade Channels: Relationships with refinishers, upholsterers, and resellers create markets for pieces needing minor restoration.
Online Platforms: Professional listings across multiple channels (not just hoping buyers find single showroom location).
This multi channel approach typically sells furniture 20% to 40% faster than traditional single showroom consignment according to industry comparisons.
Professional Pricing Generates Higher Sale Prices
Consignment shops vancouver vary widely in pricing expertise. Some underprice to move inventory quickly. Others overprice based on poor market knowledge.
Our Data Driven Approach:
Market Analysis: We track actual sale prices (not just listing prices) across Metro Vancouver. We know what West Elm sectionals sell for in different neighborhoods. We understand seasonal demand fluctuations.
Brand Recognition: 14 years experience recognizing value in mid century pieces, designer furniture, and quality craftsmanship others miss.
Strategic Positioning: Price to sell within 30 to 60 days while maximizing value. Not overpriced to sit unsold. Not underpriced leaving money on table.
Research on secondary furniture markets shows professional pricing generates 15% to 30% higher sale prices than amateur or inexperienced pricing. On $5,000 worth of furniture, that’s $750 to $1,500 more revenue.
Complete Service Handles Everything
Traditional consignment furniture model makes you do significant work. Our professional system handles everything.
What We Do:
Pickup and Transport: Professional removal from any Vancouver location. Equipment for stairs, elevators, tight access. Protection for walls and floors.
Storage: Secure storage while items await sale. Climate controlled. Insured.
Photography: Commercial grade photos with proper lighting, multiple angles, brand documentation. Professional presentation that sells.
Listing and Marketing: Comprehensive descriptions, strategic pricing, multi platform exposure, ongoing promotion.
Buyer Management: Screening inquiries, answering questions, scheduling viewings at our secure facility, negotiating professionally.
Transaction Processing: Secure payment handling, delivery coordination, legal documentation.
Accounting: Detailed records of what sold, sale prices, your 50% share. Transparent reporting.
Donation Coordination: Unsold items routed to appropriate Vancouver charities. Tax receipt processing.
What You Do:
Schedule pickup. Receive payment checks as items sell. Nothing else.
This is the difference between DIY consignment furniture hassle and professional service.
Complete Transparent Pricing: What Our Service Costs
Our pricing is straightforward with no hidden fees.
Service Rates
Honest upfront rates. Hourly billing begins 30 minutes before truck arrival covering fuel and maintenance. Billing stops when truck is unloaded at our facility.
1 Worker + Truck: $90/hour Plus $0.18 per lb disposal waste
Best for:
- Items under 100 lbs
- Small loads
- Limited furniture quantity
2 Workers + Truck: $115/hour ⭐ Most Popular Plus $0.18 per lb disposal waste
Best for:
- Items 100 to 240 lbs
- Standard furniture removal
- Typical downsizing services Vancouver projects
3 Workers + Truck: $135/hour Plus $0.18 per lb disposal waste
Best for:
- Items over 300 lbs
- Large clearances
- Estate cleanout Vancouver situations
Additional Fees
Mattress and Box Spring Surcharge: $40 per unit for recycling processing (king, queen, double, single sizes)
Standard Surcharges:
- Tires on rim: $12 per unit
- Tires off rim: $8 per unit
- Freon items pre 1975: Quoted on site
Complex Situations: Hoarding cleanup Vancouver, biohazard cleaning, or specialized needs get quoted during assessment.
The Consignment Advantage
Critical Cost Difference:
Items going to consignment have ZERO disposal fees. You pay only hourly pickup labor. Items generate 50% proceeds when sold. Net outcome typically puts money IN your pocket.
Recent Coquitlam Example:
Property cleanout involving quality furniture:
Service cost: $172.50 (2 workers, 1.5 hours)
Sold through consignment:
- Teak credenza: $850 (client received $425)
- Dining chairs: $600 (client received $300)
- Office desk: $500 (client received $250)
- Sectional sofa: $700 (client received $350)
Client consignment proceeds: $1,325 Net after service: $1,152.50
Client made $1,152.50 instead of paying junk removal fees.
What’s Included Free
- Initial consultation and evaluation
- Professional furniture assessment
- All removal labor and equipment
- Transport and secure storage
- Commercial photography
- Market analysis and pricing
- Multi channel distribution
- Buyer screening and coordination
- Secure payment processing
- Donation handling for unsold items
- Tax receipt processing
Service Clarification
Quotes are FREE. Service is NOT FREE.
This is professional furniture consignment Vancouver with complete service included. You pay our labor rate for removal. You receive 50% of all sale proceeds. Financial outcome typically exceeds traditional consignment shops while requiring zero work from you.
What Furniture Works Best for Consignment
Understanding which items generate best consignment returns helps set realistic expectations.
High Value Consignment Categories
Premium Brand Furniture:
Herman Miller office chairs (Aeron, Embody, Sayl): Hold 50% to 65% of original value. Always in demand through our luxury consignment channels.
West Elm, Article, EQ3, Restoration Hardware: Quality residential brands commanding strong secondary market prices in Vancouver.
Mid century vintage: Teak credenzas, rosewood tables, vintage dining sets sell to specialty collectors at premium prices through our estate consignment Vancouver network.
Complete Furniture Sets:
Dining table with matching chairs sells faster and for more than individual pieces. Buyers pay premium for complete coordinated sets.
Bedroom sets (bed frame, dresser, nightstands) from quality brands move well through our residential network.
Living room collections when items coordinate in style and condition.
Specialty and Unique Items:
Antique furniture authenticated and properly valued through our expertise.
Designer lighting fixtures, quality artwork, unique sculptures.
High end home decor consignment items like quality rugs, mirrors, decorative pieces.
Office Furniture:
Executive desks, conference tables, commercial filing systems through our business buyer network developed over 14 years.
Items Better Suited for Donation
Mass Market Furniture:
IKEA pieces over 2 years old have minimal resale value. Better to donate furniture for tax benefits than spend time trying to consign.
Wayfair, Amazon basic furniture similarly holds little secondary market value.
Particle board entertainment centers, generic bookcases, standard office chairs without brand recognition.
Damaged or Worn Items:
Heavy staining, structural damage, significant wear beyond normal use. These don’t meet consignment standards but may qualify for donation if functional.
Our Hybrid Approach Maximizes Total Value:
Quality pieces → 50/50 professional consignment Standard items → Donation with tax receipts
Damaged items → Responsible disposal through debris removal service
You recover maximum value from entire furniture inventory through our comprehensive system.
Metro Vancouver Complete Service Coverage
We serve every community across Metro Vancouver with our furniture consignment vancouver professional system.
Vancouver City All Neighborhoods
Full service throughout Vancouver including Kitsilano, Point Grey, Mount Pleasant, Olympic Village and Cambie Corridor, Fairview and False Creek, West Side and beaches, downtown core, West End, and all residential areas.
Burnaby, Surrey, Coquitlam, Richmond
Complete coverage throughout Burnaby, Surrey, Langley, Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam, Port Moody, Richmond, New Westminster, and Tri Cities.
North Shore and Beyond
Both North Vancouver and West Vancouver receive full service. Extended coverage to Delta, White Rock, Maple Ridge, Pitt Meadows, and other Lower Mainland communities.
Special Consignment Situations
Certain circumstances particularly benefit from professional consignment systems.
Estate Consignment After Death
Executors managing deceased estates face overwhelming furniture clearing tasks. Our probate executor cleanout services Vancouver and estate liquidator services handle everything professionally.
We evaluate all furniture, consign quality pieces generating proceeds for estate, donate appropriate items, and provide complete documentation for probate accounting.
Estate furniture typically generates $3,000 to $15,000 through our consignment system, increasing what beneficiaries ultimately receive.
Hoarding Situations and Furniture Recovery
Families dealing with hoarding situations often overlook valuable furniture buried among clutter. Our extreme hoarding cleanup specialists work sensitively to identify quality pieces worth consigning.
We’ve recovered thousands of dollars in furniture value from severe hoarding cases. Our family hoarding support Vancouver service helps relatives navigate emotional challenges while maximizing financial recovery through consignment.
Following initial clearing, post hoarding restoration Vancouver addresses property issues while consignment proceeds offset restoration costs.
Senior Downsizing Transitions
When seniors move from family homes to smaller spaces, they have decades of accumulated quality furniture. Our senior transition cleanouts Vancouver service handles this sensitively.
We sort items with families, consign valuable pieces (often generating $2,000 to $5,000 proceeds), and donate remainder. Proceeds offset moving costs and help with first month expenses in new living situations.
Luxury and High End Furniture
Designer pieces, antiques, and premium brand furniture receive specialized handling through our luxury consignment channels.
We recognize value in high end pieces, connect with collectors and premium buyers, and achieve sale prices reflecting true market value of quality furniture.
Business Closures and Office Liquidation
When businesses close or downsize, clearing commercial furniture efficiently matters. Our established commercial buyer network moves office furniture through channels valuing commercial grade quality.
Property Manager Partnerships
Property managers use our property manager cleanup Vancouver service for efficient tenant turnover. We evaluate abandoned furniture for consignment value and handle complete clearing professionally.
Our realtor partnership program Vancouver helps agents prepare properties for market through furniture consignment and clearing.
Frequently Asked Questions: Professional Furniture Consignment
What is furniture consignment and how does it work?
Furniture consignment is selling your furniture through a third party who handles the sales process in exchange for commission. When you sell furniture on consignment, you maintain ownership until items sell.
Traditional consignment: You deliver furniture to shop. They display items in their showroom. When pieces sell (if they sell), you receive 30% to 50% of sale price after shop takes 50% to 70% commission. You must retrieve unsold items after 60 to 90 days.
Our 50/50 Professional Consignment System: We pickup your furniture professionally. We sell through multi channel Vancouver network (not single showroom). You receive exactly 50% of sale price. We handle donation of unsold items (no retrieval required).
Better split, professional service, wider buyer reach, no ongoing hassles.
How much do furniture consignment stores charge in Vancouver?
Traditional consignment furniture stores vancouver charge 40% to 70% commission on sale price.
Common Vancouver rates:
- 50% to 60% commission (you get 40% to 50%)
- Some shops charge up to 70% (you get only 30%)
- Highest quality shops may offer 50/50 but require you delivering furniture
Our rates:
- Exactly 50/50 split on all sales
- We handle pickup (included in service)
- No retrieval fees for unsold items
- Transparent pricing with no hidden costs
Research shows our 50% split combined with professional pricing generating 15% to 30% higher sale prices delivers better financial outcomes than traditional 40% split of lower sale prices.
What’s the difference between consignment and selling furniture privately?
Selling furniture privately (covered in our guide to selling used furniture): You keep 100% of sale price but invest 35 to 50 hours managing listings, coordinating buyers, handling viewings. You incur $150 to $300 costs. You face safety risks with strangers. Amateur pricing typically 20% to 35% below professional pricing.
Traditional consignment: Shop handles sales but takes 50% to 70% commission. You deliver furniture and retrieve unsold items. Limited to single showroom buyer exposure.
Our 50/50 Professional Consignment: We handle everything (pickup, sales, delivery, donation). You receive 50% of professionally optimized pricing. Multi channel exposure sells faster. Zero work from you beyond initial scheduling.
Net financial outcomes typically comparable between keeping 100% of amateur pricing versus 50% of professional pricing, but effort difference is massive (50 hours versus 15 minutes).
Do consignment shops pick up furniture in Vancouver?
Most traditional consignment shops vancouver do NOT offer pickup. You must rent truck and deliver furniture yourself at your expense.
Traditional shop policies:
- You deliver to their location
- You pay truck rental ($100 to $150)
- You unload at their facility
- You retrieve unsold items later (another truck rental)
Rare exceptions: A few high end shops offer pickup for premium furniture but charge significant fees ($150 to $300) and have strict acceptance criteria.
Our service: Professional pickup included in our standard rates ($90 to $135/hour based on crew size). We come to you. We handle all physical work. No additional pickup fees beyond standard hourly rate.
This included pickup saves you $200 to $300 in truck rental costs compared to traditional consignment.
How long does furniture consignment take?
Traditional consignment timeline:
Initial process: 1 to 2 weeks from contact to furniture delivered and accepted Consignment period: 60 to 90 days while items sit in showroom Payment: Received after item sells, often 30 to 45 days after sale for monthly payment cycles Total timeline: 90 to 135 days from start to payment
If items don’t sell, add retrieval coordination time.
Our 50/50 system timeline:
Pickup: Scheduled within 24 to 48 hours of contact Sale period: 30 to 90 days (often faster due to multi channel exposure) Payment: Sent as items sell, typically first payments within 30 to 45 days
Most clients receive majority of proceeds within 60 to 90 days total. Faster than traditional consignment due to wider buyer network and professional presentation.
What furniture sells best on consignment in Vancouver?
Highest demand categories:
Quality brand furniture: West Elm, Article, EQ3, Structube in good condition. Vancouver condo market creates constant demand for apartment sized quality furniture.
Mid century and vintage: Teak furniture, vintage credenzas, mid century modern pieces command premium prices from Vancouver collectors.
Complete sets: Dining table with matching chairs, bedroom sets, living room collections sell faster and at better prices than individual mismatched pieces.
Office furniture: Herman Miller, Steelcase, quality executive desks. Remote work maintains strong Vancouver demand for home office furniture.
Lowest demand categories:
IKEA over 2 years old, particle board furniture, heavily worn items, generic mass market pieces. These better suited for donation than consignment.
Our evaluation identifies which of your furniture works best for consignment versus donation, maximizing total value recovery.
Can I consign IKEA furniture in Vancouver?
Traditional consignment shops typically refuse IKEA furniture because:
- Low resale value in secondary market
- Particle board construction limits longevity
- Saturated market (everyone has or had same pieces)
- Difficult to transport without damage
Exceptions: Recent IKEA items under 1 year old in perfect condition might be accepted by some shops at very low consignment prices. However, even the best furniture consignment shops in Vancouver rarely give IKEA pieces premium placement or pricing.
Our recommendation: IKEA furniture over 2 years old generates better value through donation than consignment. You receive charitable tax receipt providing tax benefit comparable to what you’d net from low consignment sale after commission.
We evaluate all furniture honestly. If IKEA pieces are recent and high quality lines, we’ll consign them. Most IKEA furniture goes to donation coordination for tax benefits instead.
What happens if my furniture doesn’t sell on consignment?
Traditional shop policies:
After 60 to 90 day consignment period, you must retrieve unsold items. You rent truck again, coordinate pickup time, transport furniture back. If you can’t retrieve items (moved away, no storage space), shops may charge storage fees or dispose of items.
This creates ongoing hassle and additional costs for furniture that generated zero proceeds.
Our policy:
Unsold items after 90 days automatically go to appropriate Vancouver charities through our donation coordination system. You receive official charitable donation receipts for tax purposes.
No retrieval required. No additional costs. No storage problems. You receive tax benefit from donated items rather than paying to retrieve and dispose of them.
This hybrid approach maximizes total value: cash from sold items PLUS tax benefits from donated items.
How is Clutter to Cash different from traditional consignment shops?
Key Differences:
Split: We offer fair 50/50 versus traditional 30% to 50% for sellers Pickup: We provide professional pickup versus you delivering Reach: Multi channel Vancouver network versus single showroom Speed: Sell 20% to 40% faster due to wider exposure Retrieval: We handle donation versus you retrieving unsold items Service: Complete professional handling versus you doing significant work
Financial Outcome:
Traditional shop: You receive 40% of $600 sale = $240 (after delivering and possibly retrieving) Our system: You receive 50% of $750 sale = $375 (we handle everything)
You get $135 more per item with better service.
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Is furniture consignment worth it in Vancouver?
Traditional consignment worth it when: You have high end furniture, you can deliver it yourself, you don’t mind waiting 90+ days, you can retrieve unsold items, and 30% to 50% split seems fair for service provided.
Our 50/50 system worth it when: You want better financial outcome with zero work, you value your time, you want faster sales through professional service, and you prefer not dealing with retrieval hassles.
Comparing alternatives:
Private selling: 35 to 50 hours work, safety risks, amateur pricing, $150+ costs Traditional consignment: You deliver, 30% to 50% split, retrieval required Our system: Professional pickup, 50/50 split, no retrieval, complete service Donation only: Tax benefit worth 25% to 43% of fair market value
For quality furniture worth $3,000+, our consignment system typically delivers best financial outcome when you value both money and time.
Take Action: Get Your Furniture Evaluated for Consignment
Stop settling for traditional consignment terms that favor shops over sellers. Our 50/50 Professional Consignment System delivers better split, better service, and better outcomes.
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Send clear photos of furniture you want to consign. We evaluate everything and respond with honest assessment within hours.
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Send furniture details, photos, timeline. We respond same day with evaluation.
What Happens Next
- We evaluate furniture for consignment potential
- We provide upfront service pricing and timeline
- We schedule professional pickup within 24 to 48 hours
- Our team removes everything in one visit
- We photograph, price, and list items professionally
- We handle all buyer coordination and sales
- You receive 50% checks as items sell
- Unsold items go to donation with tax receipts
Your time investment: 15 minutes Your effort: One call or text
Your proceeds: 50% of all sale prices
Our Guarantee
Honest evaluations before commitment. Transparent pricing. Fair 50/50 split. Professional service throughout.
We tell you truthfully which furniture works for consignment versus donation. We’d rather give honest assessment than create unrealistic expectations.
Stop Accepting Unfair Consignment Terms
Traditional shops take 50% to 70% and make you do the work. That’s backwards.
Professional service should deliver fair split. We provide better terms: 50/50, professional pickup, wider buyer network, no retrieval hassles.
For those considering other options, read our guides on selling furniture privately and donating furniture to understand all alternatives. Many clients use our comprehensive approach: consign quality items through our 50/50 system, donate standard items for tax benefits.
Ready for Fair Furniture Consignment?
Call or Text: 778-770-5442
Get evaluation today. Schedule pickup tomorrow. Receive 50% of all proceeds. Zero work required from you.
Stop settling for 30% to 40% splits from traditional shops. Start receiving 50% through our proven professional consignment system.
Professional Consignment. Fair Split. You Keep Half.
Your quality furniture deserves fair consignment terms. Let’s prove what 50/50 professional service delivers.
Clutter to Cash Vancouver
The 50/50 Professional Consignment System
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