Mattress & Furniture Recycling
Buying a new bed or sofa usually leaves you with an old one to deal with and getting rid of it responsibly is rarely straightforward. Skips are dear, the local centre may not take it, and an old mattress left at the kerb too often ends up fly-tipped or in landfill.
When you order from Caffreys Furniture, there's now an easier way. You can add mattress and furniture recycling to your order, have your old item collected from your home, and know it's being put to good use rather than thrown away.
How it works
Add it to your order
When you buy an eligible mattress or bed, simply choose the recycling option before you check out.
We arrange collection
Once your order is placed, your collection is scheduled and confirmed by text, with a date and time window.
Your old mattress is recovered
It's collected from your home and sent into the recovery and upcycling process instead of to landfill.
FAQS
How do I add recycling to my order?
How do I add recycling to my order?
Just select the recycling option on an eligible mattress or bed before you check out. Your collection is then arranged automatically once your order is placed.
What can you collect?
What can you collect?
Single, small double, double, king and super king mattresses, as well as bed bases, divans and frames. Selected furniture items may also be eligible — get in touch if you're unsure.
How soon will my old mattress be collected?
How soon will my old mattress be collected?
After your order is placed, your collection is scheduled and confirmed by text with a date and time window.
What happens to my old mattress after collection?
What happens to my old mattress after collection?
It's stripped into its component parts. The steel springs are recycled as stainless steel, and the foam, fibre and coverings are processed back into furniture and bedding materials, including Irish-made insulation and upcycled products.
Which areas do you cover?
Which areas do you cover?
The service is currently available across Leinster and the midlands, including Dublin, Wicklow, Meath, Westmeath, Louth, Kildare, Offaly, Cavan and Longford, with more areas being added over time.