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Office Furniture Liquidations
Furniture
Founded in 2014
San Antonio, TexasOffice Furniture Liquidations
FurnitureFounded in 2014San Antonio, Texas
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We liquidate commercial grade office and hotel furniture. These business assets are from remodels, bankruptcies, lock outs, closures, mergers and downsizes. Some of the assets are unused. We have 45,693 square feet of air conditioned showroom space in central San Antonio. We take credit cards, have delivery and will hold your treasures for up to 7 days once items are purchased. Hours are Monday-F...
We liquidate commercial grade office and hotel furniture. These business assets are from remodels, bankruptcies, lock outs, closures, mergers and downsizes. Some of the assets are unused. We have 45,693 square feet of air conditioned showroom space in central San Antonio. We take credit cards, have delivery and will hold your treasures for up to 7 days once items are purchased. Hours are Monday-Friday 10-4, Saturday 11-3
Office Furniture Liquidations industries
Office desks
Office chairs
Bookcases
File cabinets
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