Single items and bulky furniture collection.
One sofa, three mattresses or a bedroom's worth of flat-pack. Bulky items are awkward rather than heavy, which is why they price well on load bands.
A single bulky item usually falls into the minimum or quarter-load band. The cost driver is rarely the item itself — it is whether it comes apart, how far it has to be carried, and whether the van can park nearby.
Mattresses and upholstered furniture are worth flagging when you enquire. Some facilities charge a separate handling fee for them, and we would rather show that on the quote than absorb it and surprise you later.
If the item is in usable condition and you are not in a hurry, say so. Reuse routes exist for furniture and they are often cheaper than disposal.
Typically included
- Sofas, corner units and armchairs
- Mattresses, divans and bed frames
- Wardrobes, chests of drawers and desks
- Dining tables, chairs and garden furniture
- Flat-pack furniture, assembled or not
- Rugs, carpets and curtains
Quoted separately
- Fridges, freezers and air conditioners
- Pianos and safes — assessed individually
- Items needing two-person lifts from upper floors
- Anything requiring dismantling on site
- Sofas treated with fire-retardant chemicals beyond normal household use
Furniture & bulky waste
What a standard collection costs.
These bands apply to light and bulky non-hazardous waste. Anything in the right-hand list above is priced from photos instead.
Dinkov Limited is not currently VAT-registered, so no VAT is added. The price we confirm is the total you pay.