Three chairs, three companies, three completely different briefs. That's a typical week.
The assumption most buyers bring to the used office furniture market is that variety is the trade-off. You accept limited choice in exchange for lower cost. That assumption is wrong — and it's worth unpacking why, because it shapes whether companies even consider the used market when they're speccing out a new office.
What brands can you actually find in the used market?
The short answer: the same brands you'd specify new, at a fraction of the price.
Our inventory regularly includes brands like Tolix, Gubi, and HÅG — alongside a rotating range of other premium Scandinavian, European and even global manufacturers. These are not budget brands that happened to end up in circulation. Tolix is specified by architects and designers for its industrial durability and iconic aesthetic. Gubi sits at the intersection of Danish design heritage and contemporary workplace interiors. HÅG is one of the most trusted ergonomic task chair brands in the Nordic market, standard issue in some of the region's largest offices.
All three end up in our inventory for the same reason: companies move, restructure, or refresh — and quality furniture outlives the context it was bought for. That's your opportunity.
Do you carry lounge furniture as well as task seating?
Yes. The range covers the full spectrum of a modern office environment — HÅG task chairs for individual workstations, Gubi lounge pieces for collaborative and reception areas, Tolix seating for breakout and canteen spaces. If your brief includes a mix of seating types across a fitout, a single source covering that range simplifies the process considerably.
Can you supply a company with thousands of employees?
Volume is not a constraint. We work with businesses at both ends of the scale — from a ten-person startup furnishing their first proper office to enterprise clients restocking multiple floors across a building.
The sourcing model we operate means we acquire inventory in bulk from corporate clearances, relocations, and asset recovery projects. A company offloading 800 workstations becomes the supply base for a company that needs 200 of the same.
That's where variety and volume come from — and it's why the used market can cover more of your brief than most buyers expect going in.
What if you don't have what I need right now?
Tell us what you're looking for. Our inventory turns regularly and we have visibility into upcoming acquisitions. If a specific brand, category, or quantity is on your list, we'd rather know early than have you default to buying new because you assumed we couldn't cover it.
Whatever your company needs, the conversation starts here.
