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City of Lebanon, New Hampshire (and authorized participating communities)How to get rid of a mattress in Lebanon, NH
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Lebanon charges $37.50 per mattress at its Solid Waste Facility; box springs are charged as bulky items by weight.[1]
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To throw out a mattress in Lebanon: Lebanon charges $37.50 per mattress at its Solid Waste Facility; box springs are charged as bulky items by weight. How to book: Lebanon Solid Waste & Recycling Center: 603-298-6486. Bag required: No rule found.[1]
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🗓️ Pickup schedule
Paid drop-off Take mattresses to the Lebanon Solid Waste Facility, 370 Plainfield Road, West Lebanon; $37.50 per mattress; permit required[1]
Source: City of Lebanon: Disposal Fees · verified Oct 23, 2026. Exact days can depend on your address and holidays.
Step by step
- Book itLebanon Solid Waste & Recycling Center: 603-298-6486[1]
- Prep itBag required: No rule found
- Set it out or drop it offLebanon charges $37.50 per mattress at its Solid Waste Facility; box springs are charged as bulky items by weight.[1]
- Confirm firstRules change. Check the official page.
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What does the City offer for a mattress in Lebanon?
We found no free official option for this city.
Mattress: $37.50 at the Lebanon Solid Waste Facility.[1]
Box springs are charged as bulky items: $7.50 small (10-35 lbs), $14.50 medium (36-80 lbs), $22.50 large (81 lbs and up).[1]
Solid Waste Facility, 370 Plainfield Road, West Lebanon: 603-298-6486; Mon-Fri 7:30am-3:30pm (scales close 3:15pm), Sat 8:30am-2pm (scales close 1pm).[2]
Can I give it away or swap it in Lebanon?
We list local swap shops, groups and swap meets only after confirming their own page is active. None confirmed yet for Lebanon.
Donate it / sell it yourself
If it's clean and usable (check your donation group's rules on mattresses), try these official directories:
- Habitat for Humanity ReStore: Donate furniture, appliances and building materials. Find your nearest ReStore and ask whether it offers pickup.
- Salvation Army donation pickup: Schedule a free pickup where it's offered, using the official scheduler.
- Pickup Please (Vietnam Veterans of America): Free donation pickup in its service areas. Check your ZIP.
- Buy Nothing Project: Gift-economy groups for your neighborhood. Join through the official site or app.
- Freecycle: Find your local Freecycle group in the official directory.
- Craigslist "free" section: Pick your city in Craigslist's official site list, then go to for sale → free.
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Charity pickups for Lebanon
We found no charity pickup program whose own page lists Lebanon. Try the locators below.
Other places to ask about furniture pickup (we didn't check their coverage for Lebanon):
- Goodwill locator: Finds the local Goodwill for your area. Ask it whether it does pickups and which furniture it takes. Checked by us: · Source last updated: no date shown
- St. Vincent de Paul conference locator: Finds your local St. Vincent de Paul group. Ask it about furniture pickup. Checked by us: · Source last updated: no date shown
- Furniture Bank Network directory: Directory of furniture banks. Each bank has its own rules; check before you book. Checked by us: · Source last updated: no date shown
- Habitat for Humanity ReStore donations: Habitat's page says "many Habitat ReStores offer free pickup of large items, including furniture pickup". Use its ReStore finder for yours. Checked by us: · Source last updated: no date shown
Selling it yourself? People sell items on Craigslist and Facebook Marketplace. To give it away instead, use the Craigslist "free" section listed above.
Hire someone to haul it away
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FAQ
Do I need a permit?
Yes. Lebanon residents and residents of authorized participating communities must get a Solid Waste permit before using the facility.[1]
Sources (2 official pages, checked Oct 23, 2026)
- City of Lebanon Solid Waste & Recycling, “Disposal Fees.” https://www.lebanonnh.gov/1905/Disposal-Fees. Checked Oct 23, 2026.
- City of Lebanon Solid Waste & Recycling, “Solid Waste & Recycling.” https://lebanonnh.gov/SolidWaste. Checked Oct 23, 2026.
Each numbered citation [n] above links to its source. Last checked Oct 23, 2026. Rules change, so confirm before you set anything out.
Verification: Full official page read Oct 23, 2026