Costway Liquidation Furniture Truckloads

What is a Costway liquidation truckload?

Costway is a direct-to-consumer furniture and home goods brand, so a Costway liquidation truckload behaves differently from a big-box store load. It is single-brand rather than mixed, mostly boxed flat-pack furniture and home items, and it comes out of the returns stream rather than a shop floor.

For a reseller that means something rare in liquidation: you can actually predict what is in the trailer. You are buying one brand’s catalogue, not a lucky dip.

What is in a Costway load

Furniture and home goods — seating, tables, storage, outdoor and garden, and home fitness, depending on what the brand has cycled through. Items are typically boxed flat-pack, which travels well and stacks efficiently but means assembly is on you or your customer.

The usual returns caveat applies: some boxes are unopened, some have been opened and repacked, and some are missing hardware. Costway loads reward sellers who are willing to open, check and consolidate.

Available in the US, Canada, the UK and Australia

This is the unusual part. Our Costway programs ship from several countries, so buyers outside the United States can often source domestically rather than pay to import. Each load above shows its origin, and buying in-country is usually far cheaper than exporting an equivalent load from the US.

Who buys Costway loads

• Furniture and home goods resellers who want predictable, single-brand stock.
• Discount retailers and clearance stores with the floor space for boxed furniture.
• Online sellers — single-brand loads make listing far faster, because model numbers and photos already exist.
• Exporters and wholesalers moving container volume.

The one thing to check first

Furniture is bulky and heavy, so freight is a much larger share of your landed cost than it is on smalls. Get a freight quote before you compare Costway loads on price alone, then run the numbers through our profit calculators.

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