Can my condo management help with sofa disposal?

Some MCSTs provide small disposal points, but these usually don’t handle large items like sofas.

Can I dispose of sofa beds or recliner sofas?

Yes. These count as regular sofas for disposal purposes, provided they fit size requirements.

Sofa Disposal in Singapore: Same-Day Pickup Made Easy

Q: Can I dispose of my sofa for free through HDB Town Council?

Most HDB estates allow up to three large items per month at no charge, but slots fill quickly. Book at least three working days ahead.

Q: Do condos provide free sofa disposal like HDB?

No. Condos don’t have Town Councils. Residents must rely on private disposal companies or movers.

Q: What if my sofa is still in good condition?

Consider donating to charities, selling on Carousell or Facebook Marketplace, or giving away via Olio or Freecycle Singapore.

Q: How much does private sofa disposal cost in Singapore?

Costs typically range from $40–$80 depending on sofa size, access difficulty, same-day vs scheduled pickup, and additional services like dismantling.

Junk Value
May 29
3 min read

Updated: Nov 20

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So… you’ve finally decided that your three-seater leather recliner from 2005 has to go. You drag it out to the lift lobby, dust off your hands, and walk away like it magically becomes someone else’s problem.

Sounds familiar? You’re definitely not alone — but you’re also definitely not correct.

Here’s the truth: sofa disposal in Singapore isn’t as simple as leaving it at the void deck and praying a karang guni uncle appears out of thin air.

Regulations are strict, fines are real, and abandoned furniture causes real inconvenience (and complaints from neighbours).

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Sofa Disposal broken down — with humour and a clear solution.

Myth #1: “I can just leave my old sofa at the common area.”

Maybe… juuust maybe… you’ll get a town council fine and plenty of neighbourly side-eye.

Town council hauling teams are extremely vigilant — armed with smartphones and cameras, they snap photos of illegally dumped bulky items and report them instantly. That “quick push to the lift lobby”? Someone will notice, and they’ll have proof.

Sofas — especially recliners, L-shapes, and 3-seaters — don’t magically disappear:

Town councils clear bulky items by appointment only
They won’t handle condos or private homes
They definitely won’t take items secretly left overnight

So your 2005 leather recliner? Still your problem… until enforcement says otherwise.

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Myth #2: “Free disposal services online will take it.”

Ah yes — the “free collection” heroes on Carousell and Facebook.

Spoiler: they’re treasure hunters, not disposal teams.

They only want items they can resell. Scratched, sunken, peeling, or outdated sofas? Ghosted. No reply, no truck, no help.

If it can’t be sold, if it requires manpower, or if it’s heavy — forget it. You’re left with a half-dismantled sofa… still in your living room.

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Junk Value is Singapore’s reliable bulky item disposal team. No ghosting, no hidden fees — just fair quotes, heavy lifting done right, and your space cleared efficiently.

Junk Value handles:

Sofas, recliners, armchairs
Bedframes, mattresses, wardrobes
Fridges, washing machines, ovens
Office chairs, desks, cabinets
TVs, microwaves, broken appliances

From HDB flats to condos & landed homes to offices, Junk Value has seen it all — and carried it all.

**Leather Recliner Sofa Disposed By Junk Value from A Studio Apt In Singapore**

Sofa Disposal FAQs in Singapore

Q1: Can I dispose of my sofa for free through HDB Town Council?

A1: Most HDB estates allow up to three bulky items per month at no charge. Slots fill fast, so book a few days in advance.

Q2: Do condos provide free sofa disposal like HDB?

A2: Condos don’t have Town Councils but some may provide the occasional bin.. Residents can check with MCSTs directly or engage private disposal companies.