Restock Day: Event-Based. New inventory follows major Strip renovation cycles; check their showroom regularly as teardowns often happen 4–6 weeks before becoming public.

Commercial Standards: All items are "hotel-grade," meaning they are constructed with superior materials (solid wood, commercial fabrics) designed to withstand high-volume use.  

Services: Offers professional removal, transportation, and warehousing—highly beneficial for buyers furnishing large apartment complexes or office buildings.

The "Uniformity" Edge: Because they source from hotels, they often have hundreds of identical items (e.g., 200 matching lamps or chairs). It is advised to users that this is the best hub for furnishing AirBNBs or rental properties to ensure a consistent, professional look.

Specialty Sourcing: This is a top resource for items rarely found in retail, such as high-end restaurant equipment, professional-grade iron sets, and oversized custom artwork from hotel lobbies.

Loading Logistics: Their Craig Road showroom is a professional warehouse environment. Advise flippers to bring a large truck and their own loading tools (straps/blankets), as hotel furniture is heavy and built to last.

Inventory Exit Specialists.

Inventory Variety: Their warehouse typically features a rotating selection of liquidated goods, including retail returns, seasonal overstock, and discontinued commercial-grade supplies across various categories like apparel and tools.

Pricing Strategy: The business model is built on rapid asset recovery, leading to aggressive pricing on closeout items that are often sold in bulk lots or as individual "salvage" pieces with minor cosmetic wear.

Wholesale Focus: While they handle smaller transactions, their primary operation caters to businesses looking for high-margin opportunities through the acquisition of obsolete or overstocked product lines.