Daily DealsFactory Buys Black Friday 2026: Furniture Deals & Delivery Guide
Updated November 2026
Yes. Factory Buys' Black Friday 2026 sale is live now. Its official sale page says the 2026 sale runs from 1 November to 30 November, covering mattresses, bed frames, sofas, outdoor furniture, Christmas decorations, fridges, fitness gear and more. When we checked on 5 November 2026, bed frames carried discount labels of up to 68% off.
Factory Buys is an Australian online furniture store based in Brisbane, with no showroom, so you can't sit on the sofa or lie on the mattress before you buy. That makes the details in this guide important: how the discount labels are calculated, what delivery looks like in your state, who builds the furniture, and what a change-of-mind return costs. We don't print codes in blog posts. For current codes, see our Factory Buys store page.
Factory Buys Black Friday 2026: Quick Facts
| Item | Detail (factorybuys.com.au, checked 5 Nov 2026) |
|---|---|
| Sale dates | 1-30 November 2026 (official sale page FAQ) |
| Biggest label seen | 68% off a bed frame (against its RRP) |
| Site banner | Mattresses from $99, bed frames from $89 |
| Dispatch | Within 1-2 business days |
| Delivery estimate | VIC 5-10 business days; NSW, QLD, SA, ACT 6-15; WA, NT, TAS 10-19 (bulky items can add 1-4 days) |
| Warranty | 12 months on most items (check each listing), plus Australian Consumer Law rights |
| Change-of-mind returns | Within 30 days; you pay return shipping and a restocking fee |
| Assembly | Self-assembly, or book a helper through the Airtasker partnership |
| Payment | Afterpay, Zip and Klarna available, including on eligible sale items |
How to Read Factory Buys' Sale Prices
This is the most useful thing to understand before you shop. Each product shows three figures: an RRP, a "Was" price and a "Now" price. The percentage badge and the "Save $" figure are measured against the RRP, not against the "Was" price.
Two real examples from the Black Friday page on 5 November 2026:
| Product | RRP | Was | Now | Badge | Saving vs "Was" |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Faenza bed frame with lift-up storage and USB ports, grey, double | $649.99 | $319.63 | $207.99 | 68% off | about 35% |
| Florence metal bed frame, black, queen | $282.99 | $188.98 | $179.53 | 37% off | about 5% |
Both are still low prices for a bed frame, but the real Black Friday reduction on the Florence frame is small. Use the "Was" figure, or your own price notes from October, to judge whether a deal is worth acting on now. If you've had something in your cart for weeks, compare today's "Now" price with what you saw then.
What's in the Sale
The official page lists these Black Friday collections: mattresses, bed frames, bedroom furniture, sofas and sofa beds, outdoor settings, Christmas trees and decorations, luggage, security cameras, safes, fridges, fitness equipment, treadmills and electric bikes. Some Christmas inflatables were marked "Ships for Free", while other delivery charges are calculated at checkout.
A few buying notes by category:
Bed frames
Factory Buys' own buying advice is sound: check the dimensions, the centre support and the slat spacing to make sure the frame suits your mattress. Wide slat gaps can let a foam mattress sag and may affect its warranty. Gas-lift storage frames are heavier and have more parts to assemble than a simple metal platform base, so allow more time or book help.
Mattresses
Mattresses on the page ranged from tight-top Bonnell spring models to 34-36 cm euro-top pocket-spring models. Check the firmness listed (plush, medium-firm, firm) and the thickness, as a thick euro-top mattress can sit higher than you expect on a tall bed frame. For more on choosing, see our Black Friday mattress deals guide.
Sofas and outdoor settings
For sofas, measure the room and the delivery path: the narrowest doorway, hallway turns, stairwell or lift. Outdoor settings were discounted in the sale too, and November is a good time to buy them before summer. Check whether cushions are included and whether a cover comes with the set.
Bigger appliances and fitness gear
For fridges, allow clearance around the unit and check which way the doors open. For treadmills, compare belt size, speed range and motor power. Factory Buys suggests these checks on its own sale page.
Delivery: What to Expect in Each State
Factory Buys only ships within Australia and dispatches orders within 1-2 business days of cleared payment. Its shipping page gives these regular delivery guides:
- VIC: 5-10 business days
- NSW, QLD, SA and ACT: 6-15 business days
- WA, NT and TAS: 10-19 business days
- Bulky items such as mattresses and bed frames can take a further 1-4 business days.
Things to know before you order:
- Multiple boxes: large items may arrive in several boxes, on different days, with different couriers. Don't start assembly or throw packaging away until every box is there.
- No PO boxes, and deliveries happen in business hours. Some deliveries need a signature, and redelivery or storage fees can apply if nobody is home.
- Undeliverable postcodes: the shipping page lists remote postcodes that couriers don't serve, especially in regional WA, NT and QLD. Orders to those areas are cancelled and refunded, so check the list before you rely on a sale price.
- Sale-period delays: the policy warns that orders can take longer to process during major sales.
For Christmas: if you're in WA, NT or TAS, 10-19 business days plus a bulky-item allowance means ordering by late November is safer than waiting for December. In VIC and the east coast, ordering in the first week of December leaves some margin. If you haven't received an order within 14 days, Factory Buys asks you to email its support team.
Assembly: Do It Yourself or Book Airtasker
Factory Buys furniture arrives flat-packed with instructions. If you'd rather not build it yourself, Factory Buys has a partnership with Airtasker: after dispatch, it emails details on booking an assembler, and the assembly page says you get $20 off assembly using a discount included in that email. Assembly prices vary by item and location, and you can compare quotes from several Taskers.
When it's worth paying for help:
- gas-lift storage beds, bunk beds, wardrobes and tallboys, which are heavy and have many parts;
- several items in one order (you can list them all in one Airtasker request);
- pieces that need two people or tools you don't own.
Add a realistic assembly cost to your budget when comparing Factory Buys with stores that deliver furniture assembled.
Returns, Warranty and Your Rights
Change of mind
Factory Buys accepts change-of-mind returns if you email its team and return the item within 30 days. The item must be unused and in saleable condition with its original packaging. You pay the return shipping and a restocking fee (the policy doesn't state the amount), and original delivery charges may not be refunded. For a bulky bed frame or sofa, return freight can be expensive, so measure carefully and be sure about size and colour before ordering.
Faulty or damaged items
Most items carry a 12-month warranty; check the listing for the exact period. Factory Buys asks customers to report transit damage or missing parts as soon as possible, ideally within 10 working days, with photos or video, your order number and how many boxes arrived. These policies sit alongside your rights under the Australian Consumer Law, which gives you a choice of refund or replacement for a major failure. Refunds go back to your original payment method and can take up to five business days to appear.
Our Black Friday Australia guide explains your consumer rights in more detail.
Buy Now, Pay Later: Use It Carefully
Afterpay, Zip and Klarna are available at checkout, including on eligible sale items. They can spread the cost of a bedroom package, but late fees and missed payments wipe out a Black Friday saving fast. Only use them for a purchase you'd make anyway and can repay on schedule.
Should You Buy Now or Wait for Black Friday Week?
The sale already runs for the whole month, and Factory Buys hasn't said whether prices will change on Black Friday itself (Friday 27 November) or Cyber Monday (30 November). Our suggestions:
- Buy now if you need a specific size or colour, if you live in WA, NT or TAS, or if the item is a Christmas gift. Popular sizes can sell out during the sale.
- Watch and wait if you're flexible and the "Was" price shows only a small reduction today.
- Furnish a room at once if you're setting up a bedroom: a frame, mattress and bedside tables in one order means one delivery and one assembly booking.
For other furniture retailers, see our Black Friday furniture sales guide and Black Friday bedroom furniture deals.
Frequently Asked Questions
When is the Factory Buys Black Friday sale 2026?
The official sale page says it runs from 1 November to 30 November 2026.
Is 68% off at Factory Buys a real saving?
The percentage is measured against the product's RRP. Compare the "Now" price with the "Was" price as well: on our check date, the 68% off bed frame was about 35% below its "Was" price.
How long does Factory Buys delivery take?
Orders are dispatched within 1-2 business days. Delivery guides are 5-10 business days for VIC, 6-15 for NSW, QLD, SA and ACT, and 10-19 for WA, NT and TAS, with bulky items taking up to 4 more days.
Does Factory Buys offer assembly?
Not directly. It partners with Airtasker, and its assembly page says customers get $20 off an assembly booking through a discount sent by email after purchase.
Can I return furniture to Factory Buys?
Yes, within 30 days for change of mind, if the item is unused and in its original packaging. You pay return shipping and a restocking fee. Faulty items are covered by the warranty and the Australian Consumer Law.
Conclusion
Factory Buys' Black Friday 2026 sale runs all November. Judge each deal by the "Was" price rather than the badge, check delivery times for your state and plan for assembly. For current codes, see our Factory Buys store page, and browse our Black Friday deals page and Cyber Monday deals page for more offers.

About Salina James
Salina James is a professional content writer with a passion for creating clear, engaging, and SEO-friendly content that helps readers make informed decisions. She specializes in writing about online shopping, coupon codes, promotional offers, eCommerce trends, and consumer savings. With a strong understanding of search engine optimization (SEO), Salina produces well-researched articles, buying guides, store reviews, and promotional content that balance readability with search performance. Her writing focuses on delivering accurate, up-to-date information while maintaining a natural, human-friendly style that builds trust with readers. She is committed to verifying details, simplifying complex topics, and creating content that provides genuine value rather than simply targeting keywords. Whether covering seasonal deals, shopping tips, or brand-specific promotions, Salina aims to help consumers save money and shop with confidence. Her dedication to quality, consistency, and user-focused content makes her a trusted contributor to digital publishing platforms.
