Rework
Rework is a reuse workshop which sees thousands of items passed on for resale.
The workshop will accept the following items in good cosmetic condition:
- Home furniture (e.g. bed frames, sofas (with fire certificate), tables, chairs, cupboards and drawers)
- Large domestic appliances/White goods (e.g. fridges, washing machines, tumble driers and cookers) and microwaves. Even if they are no longer working, it may be possible for them to be repaired on-site and passed on for reuse.
- Small Electrical Items (hairdryers, toasters, kettles). These must be in working order in order for them to be reused. If they are not working, please place them in the Small Electricals container for recycling.
- Bicycles
- Sports Equipment
- Bric-a-Brac
- Toys
- Tools
You can drop off your items in a car at the Smugglers Way Reuse and Recycling Centre, where Rework is based. It will not be possible to access the Reuse area in a van, so you may wish to drop reusable items off at a charity shop close to, or on the way to, the Smugglers Way Waste Facility.
From Summer 2025, you can now buy your own refurbished domestic appliances from Rework online
Why buy new when you can buy pre-loved refurbished white goods, including fridges, freezers, washing machines and electric cookers?
By choosing to buy from Rework at https://rework.london, you not only save good working appliances from going to waste, and saving the energy and resources used to manufacture a new machine, but you also become a full part of London’s circular economy. All items have a six-month warranty and can be delivered anywhere within the M25.
Enjoy our summer sales with 20% off
To celebrate our new online shop, we are offering 20% off all items on our shop during the summer. From repurposed fridge freezers to second-hand washing machines and cookers, now is a great time to get a new household appliance for less and do some good for the planet too!
Discount is applied at checkout – shop now!
Social benefits
Rework provides work experience and training to local unemployed people.
Who is involved?
The project was initially funded by the London Waste and Recycling Board and Cory. The workshop is managed by Groundwork London.
Some charities offer to collect some good quality furniture items, such as Emmaus South Lambeth – Visit the Emmaus website, or telephone 020 8761 4276 for further information.