Pärnu kogumismaja

Lai 10, Pärnu

jõeäärne parkla

Uuskasutuskeskus · 57 places

Open · open 24 hours

Opening hours

Mon–Sunopen 24 hours

Location

Lai 10, Pärnu

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Contact

uuskasutus.ee

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An Uuskasutuskeskus collection house open 24/7. You can bring clean, intact clothes, shoes, textiles, toys, books, small electronics, dishes, kitchenware, hobby supplies and accessories.

In detail

You will find Pärnu kogumismaja at Lai 10, Pärnu. Exact spot in the building: jõeäärne parkla. It belongs to the Uuskasutuskeskus network: 57 locations are listed here, 5 of them in Pärnu. Uuskasutuskeskus accepts donated clothes and shoes, furniture and home decor, dishes, toys, books, music and films, electronics and accessories. Bring items to a shop during opening hours or, outside them, to a reuse locker. For furniture, email a photo to the shop first. Electronics must work and be complete.

Opening times

Opening hours: Mon–Sun open 24 hours. It is open every day of the week, 168 hours in total.

Buy, sell, donate

You can donate: electronics, household items, toys, books and clothes.

In the neighbourhood

The closest place of the same kind is Uuskasutuskeskuse ringluskapp Port Artur 2, roughly 0.2 km away. Also nearby: Uuskasutuskeskus Pärnu (reuse & charity shops), 0.2 km away. Leiuvaramu lists 5 more places within a kilometre. In Pärnu we list 16 places, 4 of them under electronics.

Get in touch

The website uuskasutus.ee has the latest news. These details were checked on 13.10.2026 using uuskasutus.ee. Around public holidays the hours may differ, so confirm them before a long drive.

Tips

When donating electronics, only bring working, complete devices with their charger and cables. A broken device will not find a new owner and belongs at a waste station or e-waste collection point. Before donating a computer, tablet or phone, back it up, sign out of your accounts and reset it to factory settings.

Only donate clean, intact things you could still use yourself. For larger items such as furniture, ask first whether they are accepted. Put small things in a bag or box so they are easy to sort. That way they reach a new owner faster instead of becoming waste.

Details can change. Contact the place before you go.