The lights at Marina Bay are off, the Singapore Grand Prix 2026 is done, and your watch party was a hit. Now it’s Monday morning, and the office, function room or outlet still looks like race night.
This year’s race weekend ran from 9 to 11 October and, for the first time, Singapore hosted an F1 Sprint. That meant two big race days instead of one. Many teams and venues hosted watch parties on both Saturday and Sunday nights, which means double the setup and double the leftovers.
If you hosted colleagues, clients or friends, this guide shows you how to sort the aftermath quickly, what to avoid, and how Junk Solutions can clear the bulky leftovers so you can get back to business.
What a watch party leaves behind
A good watch party takes real setup. Offices bring in extra screens, F&B outlets rearrange their floor, and condo function rooms fill up with borrowed furniture. Once the chequered flag drops, most of it needs to go somewhere.
Here is what typically remains:
- Extra furniture. Folding tables, stools, beanbags and lounge sets brought in for the night.
- Screens and AV gear. Old TVs or monitors swapped out for bigger screens, plus stands, cables and speakers.
- Décor and props. Chequered flag backdrops, team-colour standees, banners and photo booth frames.
- Packaging. Boxes from new equipment, catering crates and drinks cartons.
- Damaged items. Chairs with broken legs, cracked tables and anything that did not survive the celebrations.
- General event waste. Bags of rubbish that overflow the usual bins.
Sort it fast: keep, store, return or dispose
Start by sorting everything into four groups. This takes about 30 minutes and saves hours later.
| Group | Typical items | What to do |
|---|---|---|
| Keep | Working screens, good furniture you own | Put back in place or redeploy |
| Store | Reusable décor, extension cords, stands | Pack and label for the next event |
| Return | Rented furniture, borrowed AV, caterer’s crates | Arrange pickup with the supplier |
| Dispose | Broken furniture, old TVs, single-use props, bulky packaging | Book a disposal team |
Take photos of the “Dispose” pile and list the bulky items. You’ll need this to get an accurate quote.
Why DIY clear-ups stall
Most teams plan to clear up themselves. Then reality kicks in.
- Staff have day jobs. Asking your team to haul tables and TVs on a Monday pulls them away from work.
- Bulky items don’t fit in bins. Old screens, sofas and broken furniture need proper transport and disposal.
- Building rules apply. Commercial buildings and condos usually require loading bay bookings and set working hours for moving bulky items.
- Leftovers become hazards. Furniture and boxes stacked in corridors or near exits create fire safety issues.
- Dumping is not an option. Leaving items at a bin centre or void deck without an arranged collection counts as illegal dumping. Under the Environmental Public Health Act, a first conviction carries a fine of up to $50,000, up to 12 months’ jail, or both.
How Junk Solutions handles post-event clearance
Junk Solutions clears bulky items and event leftovers for offices, F&B outlets, venues and property managers across Singapore. Our process is simple:
- Send us the details. Share photos, your item list, the location and your preferred timing.
- Get a clear quote. We tell you what the job involves and what it costs before we start.
- We plan around your building. Our team works within your loading bay bookings and access hours.
- We clear it in one go. Furniture, old screens, appliances, props and bulky packaging all leave together.
- Responsible disposal. Items go to proper disposal channels, with recycling where it makes sense.
The result: your space is back to normal fast, and your team stays focused on work, not on hauling furniture.
Plan ahead for the next race or event
The next big viewing event is never far away. A little planning now makes the next clear-up painless.
- Book clearance when you book the event. Lock in a disposal slot for the morning after, before your team leaves for the night.
- Rent instead of buy. Rented furniture goes back to the supplier, so there is less to dispose of.
- Keep a reusable kit. Store good-quality décor, cables and stands in labelled boxes for next year.
- Assign one person. Give one team member ownership of the clear-up so nothing falls through the cracks.
Frequently asked questions
How soon can I book a clearance after an event?
Contact us as early as possible, ideally before the event. The days right after a big weekend get busy, so early booking secures your preferred slot.
What items can Junk Solutions remove after an event?
We handle furniture, old screens and appliances, office equipment, event props and bulky packaging. Send us photos and we’ll confirm what we can take.
Do you clean the venue too?
We focus on removing and disposing of bulky items and junk. For deep cleaning, pair us with your usual cleaning team. Clearing the bulky items first makes their job faster.
Can you work outside office hours?
Tell us your building’s access hours when you request a quote, and we’ll plan the job around them.
Clear the race-night leftovers with Junk Solutions
Your watch party was a success. Don’t let the leftovers slow your team down this week.
Send us your photos, item list and location, and we’ll get your space race-ready again.