Casegoods

How FF&E Store works

A targeted marketplace for furniture, fixtures and equipment — built for brokers clearing buildings, the buyers who want the good stuff, and the junk companies who take the rest.

If you are clearing a building

  1. Step 1

    Photograph the lot on site

    Open the app on the floor, tap Take photos, and shoot what is left — wide shot, model tag, anything damaged. Counts and condition go in the description.

  2. Step 2

    Name two numbers

    A sell price for buyers, and a haul-away price for junk companies. Either says the hauler pays you for the lot, or you pay them to clear it. Turn on one or both.

  3. Step 3

    Take bids

    Buyers and junk companies bid. Accept, counter, or decline from your dashboard. Whichever closes first ends the listing.

  4. Step 4

    Get paid

    We hold the card payment until the lot is picked up or delivered, then release your money minus a 12% house fee. Freight is never part of the fee base.

List a lot

If you are buying or hauling

  1. Step 1

    Find the lot

    Filter by category, condition, state and removal deadline. Brokers post whole floors, not single chairs.

  2. Step 2

    Buy it now or bid

    Pay the posted price, or make an offer with a message about your crew and timing.

  3. Step 3

    Ship it or pick it up

    Get a freight quote to your dock and pay it at checkout, or mark it for pickup and send your own truck. Some lots are pickup only — the listing says so up front.

  4. Step 4

    Confirm handover

    When the lot moves, confirm it. That releases the seller’s money from the house.

Browse lots

What the house takes

12% of the item amount on every closed order — nothing on the freight, and nothing until money actually changes hands. Three shapes, same rule:

  • Sale. Buyer pays the lot price plus freight. The seller nets the lot price minus the fee. Freight is passed straight through to the carrier.
  • Haul-away where the lot has value. The junk company pays for the lot and clears the floor. The seller nets that amount minus the fee.
  • Removal job. Nothing is worth selling — the seller pays to have it gone. Haulers bid the job, lowest bid wins, and the hauler nets their bid minus the fee.
How it works — Casegoods