Merchandise to include in your submission
Describe the exact products you are offering. Examples to discuss with MRT include:
- Packaged kitchen tools, cookware and home accessories
- Storage, organization and household products
- Discontinued home assortments and retail-ready surplus
Build a clear assortment and quantity list
Identify materials, dimensions, colors and included pieces. A cookware set, individual utensil and assorted kitchen case should each have a clear unit of measure. Show whether retail sets are complete and whether replacement pieces are included. If the same product is offered in multiple packaging versions, separate those counts.
Document condition, packaging and exceptions
Provide photos of retail packaging and any fragile contents. Disclose chips, breakage, missing components or damage found during inspection. For returns, explain whether the goods have been opened, used or tested where relevant. Keep new cases distinct from mixed-condition pallets so the amount of preparation involved can be evaluated.
Plan the inventory review and logistics
Include carton dimensions, pallet configuration and protective packaging for breakable products. Bulky storage goods may take more space than their unit count suggests, while fragile items may need a different movement plan. Share your warehouse location, loading access and any timing requirements with the manifest.
Sell your housewares inventory to MRT
Use the inventory submission form to send your company details, merchandise list and current photos. Include your asking price if you have one and identify any information that is still estimated. MRT reviews each lot and discusses the products, pricing and next steps directly. An inquiry does not create an automatic purchase or scheduled pickup.
Before you submit.
Do you buy mixed home goods closeouts?
Yes. Break the lot down by product and quantity wherever possible, with photos and notes about completeness and condition.
Should sets be listed as pieces or retail units?
Make both clear. Identify the sellable set and the number of pieces it contains, along with the units per shipping case.