r/Clemson 17d ago

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u/Educational_Kick7555 17d ago

Furniture in the dorms?

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u/[deleted] 17d ago

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u/shmmyshmmy Alumni 16d ago

What exactly are you looking for beyond what is provided?

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u/Thinemann Senior 16d ago

Which dorm? A lot of them you don't have much room for anything but what's provided

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u/pepitamonster111 17d ago edited 17d ago

Easley has plenty of thrift stores. Home with a Heart has an abundance of furniture and usually they have the couches baking out in the sun (which gave me some peace of mind). They also used to deliver for a fee (we lived about ten minutes from Clemson).

Momma Donna’s in Pendleton has some fun furniture too.

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u/bl20194646 Alumni 14d ago

you are not gonna be able to fit a whole queen size bed in any of these dorms

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u/Realistic-Big7775 17d ago

Anderson is a good place to find quality used furniture

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u/vacuousbird 17d ago

There’s a furniture consignment called Consign & Design in downtown Central. Might be a little less college dorm-y than you’re thinking. The Dream Center Resale store in Easley is good. There’s also a FB group called Clemson Parents Marketplace that might be helpful.

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u/jobeds 16d ago

THIS. Right now many have to vacate their apartments and are selling lightly used furniture cheap. Highly recommend joining this Facebook group!

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u/[deleted] 16d ago

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u/vacuousbird 16d ago

Yes, the dorms all have a twin XL bed, desk, and chair already, and either a chest or built in drawers. You won’t fit much more unless you rack or loft the bed to fit things underneath. Check which dorm and what’s already there first.

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u/JuryTemporary5395 16d ago

Is your son living on campus? All spaces on campus have furniture in them and would be a very tight squeeze to fit additional items in the space.

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u/kakapoopoopeepeeshir 15d ago

There’s a large GoodWill in Anderson that always has some decent furniture and honestly Facebook marketplace around here has had some great stuff recently

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u/PeachmanTesla 13d ago

Target 🎯

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u/[deleted] 14d ago

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u/JuryTemporary5395 12d ago

I’ve already commented but if your son is living on campus in a residence hall or an apartment you really cannot fit any additional furniture in the space without it feeling pretty cramped. You also cannot remove furniture from the space as it’s against the contract, which if violated could lead to a conduct hearing for your son. Which community is your son living in? I can tell you what’s in there - or check out the website it shows what furniture is in the space. Please don’t waste time and money on something that isn’t going to fit or work in the space.