The furniture recycling market is expected to usher in a warm spring

The demand for second-hand old furniture is gradually increasing with the fierce rental market , but due to the lack of standardized management, the old furniture market is in a disorderly state. From acquisition, transportation, renovation to final pricing and sale, all the "masters" are all stores Lack of warranty, private renovation, and arbitrary pricing are the main "three evils". Once consumers buy inferior furniture, most of them can only admit that they are unlucky because they do not have invoices and other credentials. Therefore, there is an urgent need for someone to get rid of these three evils and return to a clean environment in the second-hand furniture market.

Second-hand furniture has become a knot in the minds of many owners. It is a pity to lose it; keep it, it is too old. The dilemma, what is the second-hand furniture in the end? If furniture companies can try to learn from the experience of the home appliance industry, add a new business of recycling old furniture or replacing furniture with new ones, maybe a new furniture marketing model can be established. In addition, it can also be led by the community, allowing residents to replace furniture, and promote the nearby circulation of second-hand furniture.

The furniture recycling market is shrinking day by day. Residents, recyclers and even buyers are in a difficult situation. How can furniture recycling be on the right track? Inaccessible information, inconvenient transportation, low profits, unstable supply ... What are the issues before us? Effectively resolved? An industry source who has been engaged in the recycling of used goods for nearly 20 years said that it is a way to strengthen guidance to the industry, encourage and support capable individuals or units, and serve multiple parties in the form of intermediaries.

The furniture industry generally believes that if the second-hand furniture market can be established, then its prospects will be very broad. It is understood that in addition to being recycled, reused or destroyed by manufacturers, old furniture still has a broad market demand for reuse.

Most furniture recycling practitioners believe that with the gradual improvement of people's living standards, the history of the "three generations of one piece of furniture" has ended in the past, and the structure of second-hand furniture will also change in the future. A large number of short-term use and more valuable High-end furniture will appear on the market, and the classification of second-hand furniture from high-end to low-end will become more and more detailed. With the huge consumer market of potential foreign population, the second-hand furniture recycling market is still expected to usher in a warm spring. Industry insiders predict that with the influx of high-end second-hand furniture into the recycling market, there may be professional price assessment agencies and second-hand furniture quality appraisal departments in the future.