Due to Covid-19 (‘coronavirus’) this service is suspended until further notice
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Chairs and tables |
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Building materials |
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Beds and mattresses |
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Oil and paint |
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Three piece suites |
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Garden waste |
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Bedroom furniture |
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Gas bottles |
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Large household appliances |
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Hazardous waste |
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Carpets and rugs |
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Tyres |
Furniture Mine is part of Emmaus Potteries, the local branch of the international charity Emmaus. It focuses on helping homeless people rebuild their lives through meaningful work, training, community solidarity and social enterprise. Each local branch creates a self-supporting community based around the retail enterprise of furniture recycling, white goods refurbishment and up-cycling. To increase the number of items that can be reused, collections are made from inside your property so they aren’t damaged by the weather.
If your furniture can be reused it will be collected for free for more information visit the Emmaus Potteries Furniture Mine website .
Reusable and reconditioned items are available in their showroom at Cannon Place, Hanley ST1 4QA, which is open Monday to Thursday 9am - 5pm, Friday 9am - 4.30pm and Saturday 10am - 2pm:
- Cannon Place, Hanley ST1 4QA (main showroom)
There’ll be a charge for all items which can’t be reused as they will need to be recycled.
One to three items: £38.50
Four to six items: £61.50
Seven to nine items: £77
Ten items or more: £11.50 per item
Reusable items - free of charge
To request collection of unwanted furniture or white goods please telephone: 01782 717717
We are not able to collect the following items:
- Gas cylinders (you can arrange disposal by contacting the supplier, for example Calor)
- Oil (this can be disposed of free of charge at Staffordshire County Council recycling sites/tips like the one at Leycett)
- Car batteries (these can be disposed of free of charge at Staffordshire County Council recycling sites/tips like the one at Leycett)
- Clinical waste (this should be disposed of through your health centre)
- Items containing asbestos
Last updated 25 March 2020