No listings. No strangers with a van. No skip at the kerb. Send a few photographs, take the credit off your new table — and when the new one is carried in, the old one is carried out, on to a home that needs it or back to timber.
PHOTOGRAPH YOUR TABLE
Any table, any age. Two minutes, in the form below.
AN OFFER IN MINUTES
A credit, set against whichever table you choose.
GONE THE DAY THE NEW ONE COMES
Same van, same visit. You lift nothing, list nothing — and nothing goes to landfill.
Every table we collect goes one of two ways.
FIT FOR A NEW HOME
Through partners like the British Heart Foundation, Emmaus UK, Shelter and the Furniture Re-use Network, your table is passed on to a family or community setting that needs it, at a fraction of its original cost — used, valued and lived around again.
BEYOND A SECOND LIFE
Where a table is too worn or damaged to be passed on as it is, it goes to Community Wood Recycling or the Bristol Wood Recycling Project, where the timber is broken down and given a new purpose — never sent to landfill.
Either way, nothing you send us goes to waste.
Charity partners & recycling organisations
Photograph your table in the form on this page — two minutes, any table, any age. A credit offer comes back within minutes, set against whichever Kayuko table you choose. Then, on the day your new table is carried in and assembled, the old one leaves in the same van. You never list it, lift it or wait in for a second collection.
Condition, size and timber decide it — a solid hardwood eight-seater that has kept its finish carries more than a tired veneer four — so there is no flat rate. The form on this page reads your photographs and returns an estimate in minutes, and the figure you accept is credited straight off the price of your new table.
Yes — every trade-in is a table from somewhere else. Any maker, any age, any material: photograph it, take the credit, and it is collected the day your new table arrives. Sound pieces are passed on through our charity partners to homes that need them; anything beyond saving goes to wood recycling — never to landfill.
Honestly described is the only requirement. A table still fit for family life earns a stronger credit and moves on to its next home; one that is scratched, wobbling or past repair is still collected, and its timber recycled. Say what state it is in, show it in the photographs, and the offer will reflect it fairly.