Henderson Auctions Announces our Feb. 14th Woodworking Fab Shop Liquidation

Woodworking/Fabrication Liquidation Auction

Bidding Opens: Monday, February 12th / 9am CT

Bidding Closes: Wednesday, February 14th

Preview: Tuesday, February 13th (9am-4pm)

Location: 73480 Bollfield Dr. Covington, LA 70435

Questions? Call 800-850-2252 or 985-687-1774

Online Only Auction

Henderson Auctions has been commissioned to Liquidate all moveable assets. All items will sell to the highest bidder via online only auction.
Load-Out is available for most of the equipment but load-out and disassembly of larger items may not be available and you must arrange your own disassembly and removal of equipment. Check the description to see if load-out is available.
CLICK HERE to Preview Lots >>


Need to Sell Surplus Equipment or Liquidate your Business? Please give us a call to discuss how we can help you get the most money for equipment! Call 800-850-2252





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