Small-space living: what to do with furniture that won't fit
By Junk Pros GTA1 min read
Downsizing to a condo or smaller home means some furniture just won't fit. Here's how to handle it without the stress.
Moving to a condo or a smaller home always comes with the same problem: some of your furniture simply won't fit, and the sectional or dining set you love is now a logistics puzzle. Handling it before the move, not on move day, keeps things sane.
Decide before move day
Measure the new space and be honest about what fits. Sell the pieces with real value, donate what's clean and usable, and plan removal for the rest, so movers aren't hauling things you're paying to store or toss.
The removal piece
For furniture that won't fit and isn't worth selling, a flat-rate pickup timed to your move clears it in one visit, and usable pieces are donated where we can place them.
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