It doesn’t matter if you have a lot of money or very little, if you love to go shopping or prefer to have things delivered to your home—there’s one universal feeling we all love: discovering bargains and shopping at low prices. With this in mind, various brand outlets and stores selling returned products from Amazon (and other platforms), such as Gangazon, began to emerge a few years ago.
This business model, which has made a strong entry into the Valencian market, is also expanding into the sale of low-priced furniture starting today. Until now, Gangazon mainly offered tech products, small household items, and the famous “surprise boxes” for 10 euros, but it has expanded its selection of bargains to include furniture.
Starting this afternoon, at the Gangazon location in the Gran Turia Shopping Center, you’ll be able to buy furniture for as little as seven euros, with a maximum price of 120 euros. Plus, prices drop as the days go by, and the inventory is refreshed every week. At its other location, in Factory Bonaire, furniture will also be available for purchase, but only on an occasional basis.
Furniture Getting Cheaper Every Day
The way it works is very simple: every day, the items get cheaper and are divided into two groups—standard furniture and high-end furniture.
Items with a real value of up to 150 euros (standard) go on sale on the first day for 40 euros; on the second day, the price drops to 30; on the third, to 22; on the fourth, to 16; on the fifth, to 10; and on the sixth and final day, they reach their lowest price: 7 euros.
High-end products (valued at over 150 euros) work differently: those priced between 150 and 400 euros cost a flat 60 euros; those priced between 400 and 600 euros are sold for a flat 100 euros; and finally, those priced over 600 euros cost 120 euros, the store’s maximum price.
In addition, the “surprise factor” has been eliminated for furniture, and all boxes that aren’t identifiable at a glance come with a code you can scan with your phone to see exactly what you’re buying.
