Inside This Week’s Liquidation Auction Market – 37 Upcoming Sales inc Designer Tiles, Metal Fabrication Gear & Fleet Trucks

This is part two of a designer tile clearance, and the stock is heavy on high-end European imports. Italian-made lots dominate, including Floortech Floor 6.0 Soft satin in 600×1200, Dolomiti Basalto Polished in the same large format, and Cristallo di Rocca textured 600×600. There is also Casa Dolce Casa Stone Burl White Matte in 800×800 and a substantial 22.68m2 lot of ERGON 45EM2M Honed 450×450 tiles.

Spanish and Portuguese tiles add variety, with the Spanish 200×200 ceramics offering 87.6m2 across 73 boxes and the Portuguese 500×500 matte tiles at 10.5m2. Original retail values range from $65/m2 to $120/m2, so buyers chasing quality finishes for a home reno or small commercial job should look closely at the pallet values. The auction closes 17 July, and with only 12 lots, this one will move fast.

This Lloyds online auction covers the closure of a metal fabrication business, so expect serious plant and equipment. Standout lots include the Chalmers & Corner 65-tonne press brake and the Lasercam CNC laser cutter with standalone control. For pipe work, there’s a Hafco RR-40 rolling machine rated to 30mm, plus a Luna LA400 aluminium mitre saw with a single 400mm blade.

Buyers should note three air compressors in the mix: a CompAir COMP.75 with a Perkins diesel, a Champion CSF22 packaged rotary unit, and a towable compressor. The manual TWM stacker with a narrow carriage will suit a tight workshop. Bidding closes 13 July 2026.

This is a clean-out from an electrician’s business, so you’re getting real worksite gear, not just garage clutter. The standout is the ICCONS concrete gas nailer – that’s a specialist tool that holds its value well. There are also two Makita rotary hammers, one with a serial number, which suggests it’s been looked after.

Watch for the XTORQUE tool kit and the TMPV3 solar PV installation kit, both noted as missing pieces. You’ll want to factor in replacement cost if you need a complete set. The Stanley FatMax Xtreme tool bag is a bonus if you’re after a carry-all for the smaller gear.

Bidding closes 20 July 2026. Inspection is online only so check the photos carefully, especially for the items with missing accessories. Lloyds runs these multi-lot sales regularly, so expect standard buyer’s premium and pickup terms.

This is a straight liquidation sale from a major contractor, offering one single lot covering the entire DeckFast system. You are getting the complete modular shoring gear: adjustable steel props, stringers, joists, and all the connecting hardware needed to support elevated concrete slabs. Dayton Superior is a well-known brand in the industry, so you can expect the gear to meet standard engineering specs.

For any builder or formwork specialist, this is a chance to pick up a large volume of system components in one hit. Buying a used system of this scale new would cost a fortune. Check the photos carefully for condition and component counts. The close date is still to be announced, so register with liquidassets now to get the notification.

This is a straight-up clearance from a hospitality business shutdown, with items likely tied to an insurance payout. The auctioneer has been running regular commercial sales in Adelaide since 1980, so they know how to move this kind of gear quickly.

Look for heavy-duty refrigerators, freezers, and prep tables that would cost a fortune new. There will be gas cooktops, rangehoods, and possibly a dishwasher or ice machine in the mix. The insurance claim angle means some items may be ex-lease or low-hour stock, so condition could be better than your average pub hand-me-down.

If you are setting up a cafe, food truck, or commercial kitchen on a budget, this is the kind of sale where you grab the backbone of your fit-out for cents in the dollar. Check the lot list for brand names and serial numbers, and factor in your own transport from Kilkenny.

This is a straight-up machinery clearance from a Riverland vineyard operation, so expect the usual wear from seasonal work. The John Deere 6130M is a solid all-rounder with loader capability, while the New Holland TL100A and Massey Ferguson 7480 both suit row-crop and general farm duties. There’s also a New Holland 8340, a Massey Ferguson 5465, and a Kubota M9540, giving buyers a spread of sizes and power ratings.

Beyond the tractors, the lot list shows a New Holland TC30 with loader, a Ferris zero-turn mower for the grounds crew, and a bed former for vineyard row preparation. An O’Halloran scraper and a box grader tip toward earthmoving and site work. Auctioneer mgs runs these sales regularly out of Kilkenny SA, so the process is straightforward. Check the close date of 11 August 2026 and inspect before bidding if you want to avoid surprises.

This is a full plant dispersal from a mining operation. The standout is the Franna crane, a mobile unit built for tight sites. Crushers include jaw and cone models, likely from major OEMs. Loaders range from mid-size to production class, with a grader for haul road maintenance.

Light commercials cover utes and service trucks, useful for site support or resale. Everything is sold as-is, so inspect before bidding. The close date is 29 July 2026, giving you time to arrange a site visit in Rockhampton.

This liquidation auction from Hymans covers a full fit-out for a commercial joinery shop. The standout is the Homag edge banding gear, a core piece for high-volume cabinet production. Also on offer are a Weeke CNC machining centre for precision routing and drilling, plus Altendorf and SCM panel saws for sheet stock breakdown.

Supporting equipment includes dust extraction units, clamps, and hand-held power tools. There are also vehicles and trucks listed, likely for deliveries and site work. The auction runs under instructions from P.A. Lucas & Co, acting for Joinery Eleven Pty Ltd in liquidation.

Buyers should factor in freight from Queensland. Given the specialised nature of the gear, this auction suits cabinet makers, shop fitters, or anyone setting up a joinery workshop on a budget. Check the close date on the Hymans site as it is yet to be confirmed.

This is a straight-up stock clearance for Unios and Premium Lighting gear, with over 100 boxes across multiple pallets. The lot list reads like a wholesaler’s catalogue: commercial track lighting, surface-mounted spotlights, recessed downlights, floodlights, bollard lights, and outdoor fittings. Key models include the Kobe 15W surface-mounted spotlight with linear lens, the Codex reading wall light, and the Shift In 91mm downlight (4000K, 34-degree beam). Street lighting is covered by the Europa 40W open cone and Iberia 150W units.

The outdoor range is strong too. There are Kobalt 14W floodlights in white, black, and silver finishes, plus Diamond 100W canopy lights (both surface and recessed). For electricians, builders, or lighting retailers, this is a chance to grab current-spec gear in bulk. Everything is boxed and described as possibly unused, so condition should be good. Ross runs regular clearance auctions from this Welshpool complex, so inspection is likely available before the close date. Bid accordingly.

This is a full clinic clearance, so you will find everything from reception furniture to surgical instruments. Standout lots include the Carestream CS 7600 scanner for imaging work, plus a Dräger Fabius GS anaesthesia system that still has life in it for a smaller practice or training setup.

There are also several examination couches, IV poles, and a range of stainless steel trolleys. If you need basic clinic fit-out gear, this is a solid one-stop shop. All lots are located at the Welshpool complex on Orrong Road. Inspection is possible by appointment, so get in touch with Ross’s to arrange a viewing before the close date.

This liquidation covers a solid spread of plant and trucks for anyone in earthmoving or haulage. The excavator list includes a Hitachi ZX200 and a Kobelco SK200, both popular on local sites. For transport, there are Isuzu FTR and FVY tippers, a Hino 700, and several box trailers and flatbed trailers.

Utes in the mix include Toyota HiLux and Ford Ranger models, handy as site runners. Attachments such as buckets, grabs, and rippers are also on offer. With the close date set for 18 August 2026, there is time to inspect and plan. Check the Pickles site for the full lot list and viewing details.

This is a straight-up liquidation from O’maras, a regular Lilyfield auction house known for household goods and estate sales. The single lot bundles a range of lighting fixtures and hardware, making it a solid pickup for anyone in the trade, a renovator, or a reseller looking to stock up on inventory.

Everything sells unreserved, so the final price depends entirely on who turns up on the day. The close date is 21 July 2026, giving you time to inspect if needed. NSW pickup only, so factor in collection from Lilyfield. No minimum bids, no reserves. What you see is what you get.

This is a straight corporate wind-up under instruction from liquidator David Levi of Levi Consulting. The gear is typical of a medium-sized office: printers, copiers, and general fit-out items that can be hard to source individually at a decent price.

The standout lots are the Kyocera TASKalfa 3051ci and the Konica Minolta C220, both workhorse colour machines suited to a small or home office. The Oki ES8461 is a solid network printer for light commercial use. Office furniture and racking round out the list, so if you need to kit out a workspace cheaply, this is worth a look.

Expressions of interest are currently open with no close date set. You’ll need to deal direct with Hymans on this one. No online bidding platform in play, so call them to lodge your EOI.

This is a targeted sale for clinics, medispas, or dermatology practices looking to upgrade or expand treatment offerings. The Candela Gentlemax is a well-regarded dual-wavelength platform for hair removal and vascular lesions, while the CoolSlimming unit targets non-invasive body contouring. Also included are a Reimers & Janssen Photonic 500 laser therapy unit and a 2016 Asap Microplus+.

The gear comes from a business liquidation, so expect no warranty or returns. Check the condition and service history yourself before bidding. Hymans runs these disposals from their Sydney base, but the assets are located in VIC, so factor in freight costs if you’re interstate. Close date is yet to be confirmed, so watch the listing for updates.

This is a straight-up liquidation sale for Shorelands, so expect realistic reserves and a clear-out of operational plant. The standout lot is the Tadano 60-tonne mobile crane, but the yard also holds a Grove 25-tonne unit and a link-belt crawler crane for heavy lifting buyers.

Transport side includes a Kenworth T909 prime mover, multiple Fruehauf and Maxi-CUBE trailers, and a Mack truck for bulk haulage. There is a mix of light vehicles too, with a Toyota LandCruiser ute and a Holden Colorado. All gear is listed in Darwin, so factor in freight if you are not local. Check the Pickles site for full inspection times.

This is the second instalment of the Shorelands Crane clearance, so expect a focused lineup of lifting hardware rather than mixed plant. The lot list includes wire rope slings in various sizes, rated shackles, turnbuckles, and lifting beams. There are also chain blocks and webbing slings, likely from regular fleet rotation.

Buyers should check the condition notes on each lot, as some gear may show wear from tropical use. Darwin pickup only. The auction closes on 30 July 2026, so there is time to inspect if you are serious about adding rated lifting equipment to your workshop or hire fleet.