I did an open house for free stuff pick ups when we moved Camaraderie, and
what a nightmare that was. I put a start time in my ad, and people showed
up almost an hour before hand. They tried to rush the door when I opened
it, they were rude to one another, started fights. Not what I wanted on a
Hi Tony
I used to work with a large retailer that would occasionally move a store
from one location to another. It's a huge project that can be broken down
in to smaller tasks. Start with the clean out, systematically working you
way through the space, one closet/ drawer/ room at a time. This
One of the spaces my company is looking to redevelop has suspended
ceilings, we have been advised by the Landlord that these can't be removed
due to damage and exposed cables, air con etc. They plan on installing new
white tiles, however I'm curious if anyone here has come across any
Besides whatever stuff your members want to take, get someone to haul out away
for free.
In NYC, Housing Works will pick up non-Ikea furniture and some other
re-saleable stuff for free. They are a fascinating organization with a storied
local history.
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grand ole' time.
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Tons of choices: wood, aluminum, plastic, etc.
I’ve cut and installed my own simple double wall polycarbonate panels
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