What's left behind...

ChilliBob

The agent just called sbout something unrelated so I asked him to ask them (he probably won't!).

Falafels

Have you filled in your TA6 form yet? If not, just put those items you want to leave behind on the form. That way, your purchaser will know what to expect. In fact, during our recent house purchase there was quite a bit of to-ing and fro-ing as to what would be left - no problem at all. Obviously get rid of rubbish....

ChilliBob

Falafels said:

Have you filled in your TA6 form yet? If not, just put those items you want to leave behind on the form. That way, your purchaser will know what to expect. In fact, during our recent house purchase there was quite a bit of to-ing and fro-ing as to what would be left - no problem at all. Obviously get rid of rubbish....

The one where you have to say if you're leaving curtains and the like? That's gone unfortunately. I didn't think to add it to be honest, a bit remiss really. 

ChilliBob

Just revisiting this thread regarding our sofa bed.. We've contacted bhf and I think they will take it, it has the right certificates etc. One question, I'm sure someone on here said they don't collect from upstairs?! However, I can't seem to find this on their website! 
If they do collect from upstairs , are they pretty careful or likely to bash the place up?! 

badger09

ChilliBob said:

Just revisiting this thread regarding our sofa bed.. We've contacted bhf and I think they will take it, it has the right certificates etc. One question, I'm sure someone on here said they don't collect from upstairs?! However, I can't seem to find this on their website! 
If they do collect from upstairs , are they pretty careful or likely to bash the place up?! 

They will collect from upstairs, but when we arranged our collections (Shropshire) we were told they would only collect from one room at a time. So, if you have anything else to donate, make sure its in the same room as the sofa bed. Clearly, it would be easier for them if you brought it downstairs yourself if that's possible.

Our collections - 5 or 6 over a 20 year period, so different people obviously, were all very careful not to cause any damage either to the donated furniture, or to our house.

ChilliBob

Thanks, that's so helpful. We were considering asking someone coming round today to help bring it down - but we don't really want it just in the middle of the lounge (when we already have a sofa) for say a week or two - we haven't secured a collection yet.

kazwookie

Get some photos of the items, get them out side, put them on freecycle or FB or similar free of charge, someone will want what ever it is.

Good luck with your move