Garage Sale
You could combine the sale of your furniture with the sale of other unwanted items at your property and have a garage sale. Just let your local community know the date and time of your garage sale and possibly advertise this on Facebook Groups and through your local network. Before you know it, someone will find a good use and home for your unwanted furniture.
Freecycle
What about listing your unwanted items on
Freecycle? Most areas are covered by the online free listing service and this is another way of finding a new home for your unwanted furniture.
Local Council Recycling Centre
Some councils will take unwanted furniture and certainly if you go to your local recycling centre they will take these items. Then you can get rid of unwanted furniture for free. The issue is getting them to the recycling centre. With beds and tables etc. legs can be removed, or frames disassembled and therefore they can be taken to these recycling centres easily. However, for larger items, this may prove a little more difficult and it is always worth remembering that your local recycling centre will not accept commercial vehicles.
Storage
You could put your unwanted furniture into
storage for a period. This may be an option particularly if you know that the furniture can be used by possibly a family member in the near future. This may be someone buying a new house, or someone going to college and would find a useful home for a sofa and chair beds etc.
If none of these options work and you need to get rid of this unwanted furniture in a hurry, then the alternative is to call a rubbish removal company and they will come and pick this up and dispose of it. The important thing to remember here is how they are disposing of the item and that it is being done in a responsible manner. Also, they have a Waste Management License.