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Sample rows

10 of the 428 rows. Emails and phone numbers are masked here; the CSV has them in full.

What the list shows

Texas has the most listings: 52 businesses, 36 of them with an email address. Florida follows with 41.

45 rows (11%) carry one of 1 names used by 10 or more listings, led by CORT Furniture Outlet with 45. 364 businesses have a name used only once, and 272 of those have an email address.

The median Google rating of the 394 rated businesses is 4.5, and 48 have a perfect 5.0.

Of the 300 email addresses, 84 (28%) are role addresses such as info@, 83 (28%) name a person and 133 (44%) are free mail.

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026.

What is in this used furniture store email list?

The used furniture store file holds 428 Google Maps listings, counted on 9 November 2026. A row is one secondhand furniture seller with a storefront or showroom: a consignment gallery with sofas and dining sets, a warehouse outlet, a mid-century specialist, or a charity shop that sells donated tables and chairs.

Of those 428 listings, 300 have an email address, one per business. Phones are on 400 rows and websites on 270. A shop that sells large pieces often posts items on a social page or a marketplace and keeps its own site short, which is why the website column is thinner than the phone column.

Used furniture store is the single Google category on every row, so category does not split the file.

How can you segment the file?

Filter the CSV in a spreadsheet on any column. Furniture resellers differ in ways the file shows.

City matters most. Furniture is heavy and expensive to move, so each store serves a metro area and a vendor works one market at a time. Houston has 11 listings, Los Angeles 7, and Chicago and Austin 6 each.

The name column shows positioning. Words such as consignment, estate, antique, mid-century, designer, outlet, warehouse, thrift, mattress or office furniture tell you whether a store resells home furniture, antiques or business furniture. Office furniture dealers have a different buyer base from home consignment galleries.

The email addresses show how a store is run. By type, 133 addresses are free mail, 84 are role addresses and 83 are named-person addresses. A free mail address usually belongs to an owner who also negotiates prices and handles pickups.

• City: one metro for local delivery and storage services.
• Name keywords: consignment, estate, antique, mid-century, outlet, office.
• Address type: free mail for owners, role addresses for showroom desks.
• Website: 270 rows, often with a gallery of current stock.

Who buys a used furniture store email list?

Buyers sell to furniture resellers or want their inventory. Delivery truck and trailer sellers offer lift gate trucks and moving blankets. Furniture refinishing suppliers sell stripper, stain, upholstery foam and fabric for restoring pieces. Moving companies and junk removal services look for stores that take donated furniture.

Consignment and inventory software vendors sell tools that track pieces by consignor and post them online. Photography and listing services help stores show items on marketplaces. Local advertising firms and sign makers approach showroom owners.

Estate sale companies, property managers and interior stagers need furniture in bulk and use the list to find sources. Insurance agents write policies for showroom stock and delivery vehicles.

How do you run outreach to used furniture stores?

The owner usually runs a used furniture store and does most of the buying and selling. Role addresses such as info@ or sales@ may reach an employee at the front desk, who can forward a note to the owner. Keep both versions short.

Delivery days and warehouse work fill the morning, so send in the afternoon or evening. Say what you sell and tie it to a furniture problem the owner knows. A delivery equipment dealer can mention a truck that handles a full sofa. A refinishing supplier can mention a product that handles scratches on wood. A software vendor can ask how the store tracks items in the warehouse today.

Check the website for photos. The photos show whether a store sells antiques, mid-century pieces or office chairs, and the right mention of one item makes the message read as personal.

Group rows that share a website, and send one message to each store group. Follow up once with a call using the phone column.

What email rules apply when you contact furniture stores?

CAN-SPAM adds two duties to sales email aimed at a furniture showroom. List your company's valid physical postal address in each message, and run an opt-out that works. If an owner tells you by reply to stop, take the address off your list for good.

Which states and cities should you start with?

In Texas the file lists 52 furniture stores, 36 of them with an email. Florida has 41 and 29, California 31 and 22, Ohio 16 and 11, Pennsylvania 16 and 11, Arizona 15 and 10, Illinois 15 and 10, Colorado 14 and 10, Georgia 14 and 10, and North Carolina 11 and 8.

Houston has 11 listings, the most of any city. Los Angeles has 7, Chicago and Austin 6, Dallas 5, and Tucson, Denver, Jacksonville, Sarasota and Atlanta 4 each.

Houston, Austin and Dallas are in Texas, so a vendor with a Texas truck route can reach a lot of shops. A seller of refinishing supplies can ship nationally and work the three largest states first. Stores with no email can be called, since 400 of the 428 listings include a phone number.

What is in the list

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026. Counted 9 November 2026.

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