New & Used Kitchen Cabinets The San Carlos ReStore offers a variety of used kitchen cabinets with styles to match your design needs: from antique sets with intricate details to modern minimalistic solutions. Recycled materials are an easy way to save money throughout the remodel process. Come check out our large inventory of used kitchen at the San Carlos ReStore. Sort by price: low to high Sort by price: high to low Showing all 2 results 14-Piece Maple Cabinet Set 11-piece kitchen cabinet set Showing all 2 results 2234 West Westmoreland St | Do you have questions or need help with something? Check out our FAQs page or send us a message. Join the Philadelphia Salvage Company staff for beer, bourbon, and relaxed shopping at The Foundry. [Every Thursday evening, 4:00-6:00 pm] Read all about it! Check out our press clippings and shop blog to find out what we're up to! Eco-Friendly Construction & Demolition Services Whether you’re a contractor or developer, or you’re a homeowner, we can keep your demo as green as possible.
We save as much as we can and recycle the rest, keeping demo out of landfills. You save labor and dump fees and get LEED points. [ for more information!] Built by liketheborough designsAmerica's Luxury Bargain Superstore Up to 90% off pre-owned luxury, showroom displays, and overstocks Home Decor and More! HTTP Error 404.0 - Not Found The resource you are looking for has been removed, had its name changed, or is temporarily unavailable. The directory or file specified does not exist on the Web server. The URL contains a typographical error. A custom filter or module, such as URLScan, restricts access to the file. Things you can try: Create the content on the Web server. Review the browser URL. Create a tracing rule to track failed requests for this HTTP status code and see which module is calling SetStatus. For more information about creating a tracing rule for failed requests, click here. Links and More Information This error means that the file or directory does not exist on the server.
Create the file or directory and try the request again. View more information » NEW NAME, BUT SAME GREAT STORE We’ve changed our name. You used to know us as Shop Demo Depot. We’ve changed our name to better reflect the style of the building materials we carry. We specialize in the one-of-a-kind materials from deconstruction projects and donations. Find that special door or window, barn wood, or lighting for your project. We have items you aren’t going to find in any box store! LOOKING FOR SOMETHING SPECIAL? American Architectural Salvage has all sorts of interesting one-of-a-kind architectural tidbits to dress up your home. We’re reclaiming great items from deconstruction projects and donations for you to repurpose in your home – windows, doors, building materials, columns, lighting, unique furniture, fireplace mantles and more. American Architectural Salvage is all about recycling and reusing. Why add to landfills? You will find artistic and functional pieces to add to your décor on our store.
Stop by to see the latest additions. WE’RE A SOCIAL ENTERPRISE A social enterprise is a revenue generated business with a twist. We earn our revenue (like any business) but it’s used to achieve social, community economic and environmental outcomes. Our profit’s feed our non-profits. Learn more about American Architectural Salvage. To reduce landfill waste and promote the resale and reuse of goods, while financially supporting Community Action initiatives that help those in need. AMERICAN ARCHITECTURAL SALVAGE 23 West Main Street Mount Pleasant, PA 15666 VISIT THE STOREOUR HOURS Tues-SatWhen it comes to green remodeling and construction, conserving materials is just as important as conserving energy and water. "Reduce, reuse, recycle" is the mantra of the conservation movement and applies to kitchens as well as to paper and plastic. Many building products can be recycled or reused, saving money as well as the environment. For starters, don't take the Extreme Home Makeover approach to demolition.
Running into your kitchen at full speed, sledgehammer in hand, might reduce stress levels, but it's also dangerous and wasteful. When carefully removed, cabinets, plumbing and lighting fixtures, appliances, countertops and hardware can be used in another room of your home, sold or traded via the Internet, or donated to a charitable organization. When choosing products and materials for your own kitchen, look at salvage, resale and antique stores. You could score a one-of-a-kind find to customize your kitchen, or just find satisfaction in knowing that you saved a tree by using reclaimed lumber. Materials exchanges allow businesses, nonprofits and individuals to trade, sell and buy surplus or used products, including a full range of building supplies. E-Bay is an obvious example, but many nonprofit and/or building supply specialty sites exist, too. Reuse stores serve the same purpose as exchanges. Some only allow low-income homeowners or nonprofit agencies to shop. Others allow anyone to purchase, and donate profits to organizations that support affordable housing.
Habitat for Humanity has a national network of Habitat ReStores run by its local chapters. These materials might include anything from last season's appliance models to a kitchen's worth of barely used cabinets that a homeowner replaced in a remodel. Salvage stores tend to feature reclaimed, architecturally significant items such as wood planks from old barns or antique sinks. These items often don't fall into the "cheap" category, but they might be cheaper than buying brand new. Astoria, Queens, New York Building Materials Resource Center Florida Victorian Architectural Antiques Habitat for Humanity ReStores Los Angeles, CaliforniaNew York City, New YorkScranton, PennsylvaniaVisit our inventory page to view some of the recently received items Check out our Facebook page for our CJ Product Spotlight every Friday afternoon! View Most Recent Post Become a material donor We make it easy to donate used or surplus materials • Residential • Commercial • Institutional•