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Landlord Furniture
Landlord Furniture
100+ employees
across 5 offices
£2M+ inventory for
immediate dispatch
In-house
installation teams
Full lifecycle service from design to recycling
25+ branded vehicles, 100k sq ft warehousing
We have 23 years of continuous service to landlords and multi-unit portfolios, and we're proud to be a partner to the National Residential Landlords Association (NRLA)
More people than ever are seeing the benefits of the rental lifestyle, stigmas attached to renting are dissipating. The idea of owning a property, sourcing furniture and trying to add value wherever possible isn’t for everyone.
Part of the appeal of renting is that all the hard work is done for residents, including finding the right furniture. As a landlord, potential residents turn to you because they know you can create the most comfortable living space for them.
Our 2026 Furniture Packages
Furniture packages are the perfect choice for furnishing your properties. Combining our in-stock furniture and Interior Design expertise - these 2026 packages come in a wide range of prices.
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Take a look at our landlord furniture packs
Landlord furniture packs add a lot of value to rental properties. Our interior design and procurement teams source the best items to include in our packages, and each pack is put together with style in mind. This means all the furnishings will go well together, so you don’t have to spend hours of your own time fashioning perfect living spaces. And because packs are put together based on style, like-for-like replacements are much easier to source if you need replacement pieces.
All of our furniture packs are designed for the rental market. Every piece is durable, and purchasing items in bulk is the best way to reduce costs. Best of all, our delivery and installation team can handle the heavy lifting.
How landlord furniture lands tenants
Modern life is difficult. With work and family commitments, people have changed their priorities. Instead of finding ways to save money, there’s a greater emphasis on saving time, the most precious commodity that none of us can ever get back.
Our landlord furniture makes saving as much time as possible a reality for your residents and for yourself. LOFT’s interior design and procurement teams source the best products available to ensure your property is appealing and furniture is long-lasting. This means residents don’t have to spend hours and hours searching for their furniture, and neither do you.
It’s important to remember that interior design styles can age quickly, and to get the most value out of your landlord furniture, your main priority should be on creating a timeless look. Our furniture has constant appeal, and paired with our latest accessories range, you can create spaces that are easy to update as new trends emerge without having to rethink entire living spaces.
Furnishing Catalogue 2026
View our furniture available for fast delivery. Fully assembled, with old furniture removed and recycled in the same visit.
Our essential landlord services
Interior design and furniture traditionally cause landlords stress which can be easily avoided. LOFT’s essential landlord services mean you’ll never have to handle those issues on your own again.
A Dedicatated Account Manager
Stress-Free Delivery
Expert Installation
Remove & Recycle
Replenishment
Interior Design
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What Furniture Does A Landlord Have To Provide?
Strictly speaking, a landlord doesn’t have to provide furniture for their residents, but rental properties that are practically empty don’t make any impact. Remember that this is a highly competitive market. If you don’t provide potential residents with what they need, they’ll look elsewhere. We recommend giving them as a minimum: - A sofa and armchair - Media unit - Coffee table and sideboard - Bed - Wardrobe - Bedside table - Dining table and chairs - An office desk and chair for WFM
Do Landlords Need to Replace Furniture?
Your residents are paying for quality living conditions and that’s what you need to provide. If furniture has seen a lot of wear-and-tear or if it’s not long safe or fit for use, it should be replaced to keep your residents happy. Make sure to keep an inventory of all items you have provided and their condition before your residents move in. In cases where the resident is at fault for serious damage, you may be allowed to keep some of their deposit to pay for replacement pieces. Anything that’s listed in the inventory should be replaced when necessary, as it forms part of the agreement between you and your residents. For example, if they’re paying extra for a fully furnished flat and you provided them with a sofa, it’s your responsibility to replace it if need be.
How Fast is LOFT’s Furniture Delivery Service?
LOFT operates from a 45,000 sq ft purpose-built facility in Manchester, with a London presence, meaning we can reach most mainland UK rental properties, deliver and install all items within 24 hours. For more bespoke and specialised items and services, our turnaround is 3–4 days. You will always be kept up to date with our delivery schedule, and our team will call one hour before we arrive to say we’re on our way.
Where Do Landlords Buy Furniture?
The best landlords buy their furniture from suppliers who are established in the rental market. LOFT specifically provides furniture that’s meant for rental properties, as we understand you need to get the most value out of pieces installed. Residents can damage pieces, which is why durability is key. Our furniture is made from strong materials that can last for over several tenancy agreements. Buying from specialist landlord furniture suppliers such as ourselves also gives you more reassurance. We can replace damaged items like-for-like in as little as 24 hours, and you also benefit from our installation and recycling services.
Is a Landlord Responsible for Furniture?
If you agree to let your property partly or fully furnished, you will take on a degree of responsibility. Items you buy have to adhere to UK safety standards, meeting the requirements set out for the sector. Furniture that is damaged beyond repair and unsafe to use has to be replaced by the landlord if furnishing comes under the tenancy agreement. However, if a resident was responsible for the damage and it goes past basic wear-and-tear, you can keep part of their deposit to pay for replacement pieces.
How Often Should Landlords Replace Mattresses?
The average mattress in rental properties should be replaced every 8–10 years, or when it becomes damaged, whichever comes first. You can extend the life of your mattresses by purchasing through a specialist rental furniture supply company, flipping mattresses in between tenancies, using a mattress protector to keep it fresh and hygienic, and by adding a mattress topper to prolong the comfort aspect.
