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Take clear, well-lit photos from multiple angles.
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Provide detailed descriptions including dimensions, materials, and condition.
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Set a fair price by researching similar listings.
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Be ready to negotiate but know your bottom line.
Local Classifieds and Bulletin Boards
Community centers, local hardware stores, or neighborhood boards often allow classified ads. This is a great way to reach neighbors interested in a DIY project.
Specialty Resale Stores
Some cities have stores dedicated to reclaimed building materials. These shops often buy or consign used cabinets, especially those made from quality wood.
Tips for Selling Cabinets
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Disassemble for easier transport. Buyers may want them in smaller sections.
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Include hardware and doors if possible.
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Be clear on pickup logistics—whether buyer picks up or you deliver.
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Bundle cabinets with other kitchen items like countertops or appliances to attract buyers.
Step 3: Donating Kitchen Cabinets
If selling isn’t appealing or feasible, donating is an excellent alternative:
Local Charities & Nonprofits
Organizations like Habitat for Humanity ReStores often accept gently used cabinets for resale to fund affordable housing projects.
Community Groups
Reach out to local schools, theater groups, or community centers that might use cabinetry for workshops or set designs.
