Goods generally ‘for sale’ but sometimes available for free

• Circotrade– Trading platform to facilitate and unlock the future value of building’s materials. https://www.circotrade.com/
• Circuland – Create Materials Passports for new and existing Developments; Easily access robust data for the Materials Stock in the UK; and Connect supply and demand for re-used materials https://circuland.co.uk/
• Ebay– Buy and sell construction materials. https://www.ebay.co.uk/
• Excess Materials Exchange – Lising of building products/materials for reuse and recycling with AI functionality. It’s a business-to-business platform and a subscription is required. https://www.excessmaterialsexchange.com/.
• Enviromate– Free and cheap building materials for construction or DIY projects. https://www.enviromate.co.uk/
• Globechain– Online reuse marketplace with ESG data offer, connecting enterprises with non-profits, small businesses and people to redistribute unneeded items. https://globechain.com/
• Madaster – an online platform to provide an material passport and asset inventory for properties. https://madaster.com/platform/
• Material Index – Materials catalogued, managed and exchanged seamlessly through a digital platform. http://material-index.co.uk/
• Renee Materials– digital hub for creatives, makers and designers in London with materials sourced from across all sectors. https://reneematerials.co.uk/
• Reyooz– Premium office furniture and equipment from corporate clearances including carbon labelling. https://reyooz.com/
• Romulus – Is a newly developed business to business platform for the reuse of building materials operated by Maconda that is supported by the City of London. https://upcyclea.com/en/romulus-urban-reuse/
• Salvo/ Salvoweb – Comprehensive architectural salvage directory with products for sale and upcoming demolitions. https://www.salvoweb.com/salvo-directory/category/all/location/uk/region/all
• Sustainability Yard– The app connects those with surplus to those in need, turning potential waste into valuable resources.
  https://sustainabilityyard.com/
• Traco– Clearance, storage and relocation services from one source, enabling goods to remain in use for longer by selling quality used assets. https://recycledassets.co.uk/
• Urban Miners – Reclamation and supply of reused products and materials for construction and fit-out | Logistical and practical support services for reuse. https://www.urban-miners.co.uk/
• WARP IT– Find, give away, or loan office furniture, equipment and other resources, for the public sector and Universites. https://www.warp-it.co.uk/

Product specific

• Envirocycle London– Diverts post-consumer carpet tiles from landfill to reuse. After recovery & grading, carpet tiles are then supplied to charities, schools, businesses, contractors & the public for reuse. https://envirocyclelondon.com/
• HTS Stockmatcher– A free to use selection tool built to assist procurement of reclaimed steel for use in new construction projects. https://stockmatcher.co.uk/
• Recolight– Platform to promote the donation of new and used lighting products and equipment. https://www.recolight.co.uk/reuse-hub/
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• A good thing – Donate unwanted items to local charities through an app. https://www.agoodthing.org.uk/
• CollectEco – Collecteco’s mission is simple: to help organisations donate furniture,equipment, and materials to good causes. https://collecteco.co.uk/
• Freegle – Matching things people don’t need with people that need it.  https://www.ilovefreegle.org/
• Waste to Wonder – Removal and redistribution if redundant office furniture to charitable causes. https://www.wastetowonder.com/

The following social enterprise websites may be usueful (although not platforms).

• Business 2 Schools  – Donate unwanted office furniture and technology to state schools in the UK https://www.business2schools.com/
• Reuseful UK – National network of Scrapstores, resource and creative reuse centres. Items can be donated to local Scrapstores including paint, paper, card etc. https://www.reusefuluk.org/
• Reuse Network –  Network of Reuse Centres (approx.120) where items can be donated too. An online map is available. Items include furniture, electrical appliances, IT, paint, flooring/carpets etc https://reuse-network.org.uk/donate-items/#/

• CAMA – providing a range of storage, removal and recycling services to businesses in industries such as film and television as well as property and interiors companies. https://cama.co.uk/
• Community Wood Recycling Nationwide network of 30 wood recycling social https://communitywoodrecycling.org.uk/
• FIS pilot project for luminaries and ceiling tiles – piloting the storage and reuse in London. More details can be found at: https://www.thefis.org/knowledge-hub/sustainablility/reuse/
• Recipro – Surplus materials store. https://www.recipro-uk.com/ https://www.recipro-uk.com/
• Salvo/ Salvoweb – Comprehensive architectural salvage directory with details of reclamation yards and shops across the UK. https://www.salvoweb.com/salvo-directory/category/all/location/uk/region/all
• The Rebuild Site – Taking surplus materials from construction sites and organisations and putting them to good use. rebuildsite.co.uk

Goods generally ‘for sale’ but sometimes available for free

• Restado –  German based marketplace matching construction materials coming from demolition or oversupply with the demand in new construction projects. https://restado.de/

• Concular – German based digital platform enabling the recirculation of construction materials. https://concular.de/

• REsign – Italian based company app matching up supply and demand for reclaimed construction materials. https://re-sign.it/

• Werflink – Netherlands/Belgium based marketplacee to swap, sell and share construction equipment, building materials, storage, and freight space with each other. https://www.parksharing.nl/werflink.html

• CMEx– Ireland based digital platform that connects organisations with each other so that they can exchange or trade excess construction materials between them.