B-Stock is pleased to announce the launch today of Walker Edison Liquidation Auctions – an official sales channel for Walker Edison.

What is Walker Edison Liquidation Auctions?

This B2B marketplace will give qualified U.S. business buyers direct access to bulk quantities of new, like new, and salvage merchandise from Walker Edison. Inventory includes items in furniture such as dining, living room, bedding, and accessories. All inventory is flat packed – which means it is not yet assembled.

Marketplace details

The who, what, where, and why

The merchandise available on the Walker Edison Liquidation Auctions marketplace is in new, like new, and salvage condition. A huge highlight is that inventory will be flat packed, which is different from other sellers who offer truckloads of floor-loaded furniture inventory! Less bulky inventory can be easily and securely stacked in trucks.

Inventory will be offered in truckload and LTL (less than truckload) quantities with bidding currently open to qualified U.S. business buyers only. Merchandise will ship from Salt Lake City, Utah through C.H. Robinson.

Walker Edison Now on B-Stock

As the leading auction platform for returned, excess, and other liquidation inventory, B-Stock is pleased to welcome Walker Edison Liquidation Auctions to our network of marketplaces and provide business buyers a direct channel to purchase merchandise from one of the biggest names in furniture today.

For more details, including the marketplace terms and conditions, and to register to bid, please visit the marketplace at bstock.com/walkeredison.

Author

Editorial Team

Author

B-Stock Editorial Team

Amberly Bliss, Owner

Amberly Bliss, Owner

Retail Deals

"I feel so confident shopping and bidding on items knowing that I am going to get what I paid for. And if not, there’s a killer customer service team that’s going to make sure everything’s alright in the end. That’s huge. It’s hard to take that risk when you’re first starting out."

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