Furniture Collection in Spain
All available options in 2025
Do you have furniture you no longer use taking up space at home? In Spain there are several options to get rid of them responsibly. We explain all the alternatives available, from municipal services to platforms like Waki that connect you directly with your community.
Municipal furniture and bulky item collection services
Most Spanish town halls offer free collection services for furniture and bulky items for their residents.
How it generally works
- Request collection by phone or the municipal website
- Free service with volume limits (usually 2-3 cubic metres)
- You must place the furniture on the street on the indicated date
- Specific collection times (usually at night)
Recycling centres and eco-parks
All autonomous communities have recycling centres where you can take your furniture immediately.
- Available without appointment during opening hours
- Free for individuals
- Require your own transport
- Sorted by type of material
Stores with collection services
The main furniture chains in Spain offer collection services when you buy new products.
- IKEA Spain: Collects used furniture (any brand) when delivering a new one. "Back to origin" service for recycling, available at all stores.
- El Corte Inglés: Collection included with purchases of appliances and some furniture. Available in major cities.
- Leroy Merlin: Professionals offering disassembly and furniture collection through the Hogami service.
- Conforama: Collection and removal service for old furniture through customer service.
Private collection companies
Specialised furniture and bulky item collection companies operate in Spain's main cities.
- Collection within 24-48 hours
- Cost: €30-100 depending on volume and city
- Includes pickup/drop-off from your home
- Some guarantee responsible recycling
The sustainable alternative: donating with Waki
What if instead of getting rid of your furniture, you gave it a second life? With Waki you can connect directly with neighbours who are looking for exactly what you no longer need.
- Immediate: Post your furniture in minutes
- Free: No collection or management costs
- Local: Connect with people in your city or neighbourhood
- Sustainable: Reduce waste and help your community
- Nationwide: Available in all Spanish cities
Tips before deciding
Assess the condition of the furniture before choosing the right option:
- In good condition → Consider donating it through Waki
- Needs minor repairs → Mention it in your Waki listing
- Very deteriorated → Opt for municipal collection or a recycling centre
Donate your furniture with Waki
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