Every kind of furniture we haul in San Diego.

Couch / sofa

A standard living-room couch, typically seating three.

Armchair

A comfortable single chair with side supports for your arms.

Recliner

An armchair with a back that tilts back and a footrest that folds out.

Loveseat

A small sofa designed to seat two people.

Two-piece sectional

A two-piece couch that can be arranged in an L-shape — typically a sofa plus a chaise.

Three-piece sectional

A three-piece couch in an L- or U-shape — typically two sofas plus a corner or chaise.

Rocking chair

A chair mounted on curved tracks that lets you rock back and forth.

Ottoman

A low, cushioned seat or footstool with no back or arms.

Bar stool

A tall, narrow stool designed for use at a bar or counter height.

Chaise lounge

A long chair meant for reclining with your legs stretched out.

Bench

A long wooden or upholstered seat for multiple people.

Bean bag

A large, soft fabric bag filled with tiny pellets that molds to your body shape.

Wingback chair

An armchair with high side panels designed to shield against drafts.

Dining chair

A standard chair designed to match a dining room table.

Platform bed

A low bed frame featuring a solid or slatted base that holds a mattress without needing a box spring.

Bunk bed

Two single beds stacked vertically, one on top of the other.

Daybed

A versatile piece used as a couch during the day and a bed at night.

Murphy bed

A bed hinged at one end to fold up and store flat inside a wall cabinet.

Crib

A small, enclosed bed with high slatted sides for an infant or toddler.

Futon

A convertible padded mattress frame that folds between a couch and a bed.

Bassinet

A small basket-like bed specifically designed for newborns.

King mattress

A king-size mattress. Recycled through California’s mattress program — not dumped.

Queen / full mattress

A queen or full mattress. Same posted price for either size.

Twin mattress

A twin mattress. Counts as a half-unit in the calculator.

King box spring (2 pc)

A king box spring, usually two pieces. Counts as one unit even split.

Queen / full box spring

A queen or full box spring. Same posted price for either size.

Twin box spring

A twin box spring. Counts as a half-unit, same as a twin mattress.

Coffee table

A low table placed in front of a sofa for drinks and books.

Dining table

A large table used for eating meals.

Nightstand

A small bedside table used for lamps and nighttime items.

Writing desk

A flat-surface table designed for reading, writing, or using a laptop.

End table

A small table placed beside the end of a sofa or armchair.

Console table

A long, narrow table typically placed against an entryway or living room wall.

Vanity table

A dressing table with a mirror and drawers used for makeup and grooming.

Drop-leaf table

A table with hinged sections on the sides that fold down to save space.

Dresser

A low chest of drawers used primarily for storing folded clothing.

Bookshelf

A piece of open shelving dedicated to holding books.

Wardrobe

A tall cabinet with hanging space and doors for clothes.

Sideboard

A long low cabinet placed in a dining area to store dinnerware and serve food.

Media console

A low entertainment cabinet designed to hold a television and media components.

China cabinet

A glass-fronted display case used to store and show off fine dishware.

Armoire

An ornate freestanding wardrobe with doors, often housing a closet rod or TV.

Credenza

A sleek, low cabinet with sliding doors or drawers.

Hutch

A set of shelves or cabinets placed on top of a lower sideboard or desk.

Shoe cabinet

A specialized slim cabinet with tilt-out slots to organize footwear.

Filing cabinet

A metal or wooden office cabinet with sliding drawers for hanging folders.

Storage chest

A heavy box with a hinged lid used to store blankets, toys, or keepsakes.

Pantry cabinet

A tall kitchen storage unit with shelves dedicated to food and dry goods.