Does anyone know where I can get a cheap sofa from?

dave030445

crazyguy wrote: »

Brett you say most of the furniture you have is from your own flat yet on other threads you have posted you claim to live with your father in a house,

I think perhaps you should read what you previously post before making another thread in order to not give the game away that you just whiling away your time making pointless threads.

see what I mean Brett

Dontknowanymore

I think some peple didn't read the OP properly lol

crazyguy

If I was wrong I hold my hands up !

BrettMorganxD

crazyguy wrote: »

If I was wrong I hold my hands up !

tis ok crazyguy

Badger_Lady

KxMx wrote: »

Try and see if Gumtree or CheapCycle have a site with a local group

Another vote for Gumtree! I needed a sofa for my last house move and found one *for free* within a mile of me.

The lady was replacing it and needed it gone quickly - it's a cream-coloured modern corner sofa that I absolutely adore! It doubles as a very comfortable spare bed and looks fabulous in my new flat

sueturnersmith

There are lots of places where you can get a cheap secondhand sofa, but the expensive part is likely to be the cost of getting it to your new flat. Try and see if you can find someone who will deliver it cheaply or free...

oldhand

BrettMorganxD wrote: »

I am due to move soon and will need a sofa. Most furniture I have from my last flat, but because the sofa was already there (part furnished) I am lacking this.

This may be in the wrong board if so can you direct me to the right one please

DFS but hurry sale MUST end sunday.;)

jc808

BrettMorganxD wrote: »

Thats good value.

Going slightly off-topic but am I right in thinking.... if you get a council property they give u a small amount to decorate. Whether you work or not

Clever stuff.

Instead of reposting the same question again and again (and being pulled on it) you start an irrelevant thread then slyly repost your contentious question halfway through, I doff my cap.

BTW I wouldnt buy large furniture in advance of a move:

- Eats up needed money
- More removal costs
- More storage costs
- What if sofa doesnt go with new room/ house
-What if new sofa wont go through the door/ in lift etc of new house?

Dont do it

jamespir

what about free ads

Prinzessilein

When I moved in to my new flat last year, I went to British Heart Foundation.

I got my sofa and a lovely rocking chair, a table and two chests of drawers. Really good condition and total was about £150. All delivered free. ( Although I gave the delivery guy a couple of pounds 'for a drink' and he didn't refuse it!)