I like this store alot. Even just being in it is enjoyable for me which is nice to have cause I don't like going into most stores. I'm not sure what it was but something was really off the other day and I left feeling bummed about it. Im not some regular any of them probably recognize but I've recognized a lot of them over the years. Didn't see a single person I knew nor did anybody say anything to me / ask to assist. Eventually I found someone who very obviously was new and kept treating me as if I was new but really I knew things that he should know. The whole thing sucked and I hope the all the cool hot dudes and chicks come back.
We drove from eastern Washington to pick up some fixtures for restoring our 1930's house. We found them online, called in and they reserved them for 24 hours. Everyone was super friendly and helpful. The even helped us load our truck. Prices are reasonable. I was amazed at the size of the place and the scope of product they had for same. I could spend a full day picking through this place. I just wish there was something remotely like this somewhere near where I live. You are lucky if you have easy access to this place. Take advantage of it.
Overpriced, rusted out garbage. A lot of it isn't vintage, it's just damaged and dirty. If you're going to charge full retail prices for items that are missing parts, the least you could do is wipe it down. Unhelpful staff as well.
Very cool shop, lots of unique finds very similar to like a habitat store. Some of the prices were even better but for any of the things that were like higher-end it was more expensive than habitat. So we'll definitely be back probably multiple times, but I'll just keep an eye on the price of what I'm paying... I'm a very frugal shopper. I did like some of the things that were not found in other places like the old building signs that was pretty cool
I really appreciate this place! The prices are a bit much for salvaged good and when i bought my oven only half of it works lol lessons were learned about buying appliances.
I've driven past this place quite a few times today I decided to go in and it is a great store I would definitely recommend going to this store before you go to like Habitat for Humanity their prices are more than fair. I'm going to type to always look for a bargain on something. I actually plan to go back very soon I'm doing a little Home Project or whatnot and they definitely seem like they're going to be able to help me with that
Love this place. Never enough time to stroll through the isles.
Good selection of flooring, both old and new and always a surprise around every corner.
Wonderful staff dedicated to making the world a better and prettier place
Great place to find used home project items. Always a great selection of antique vintage fixtures, knobs, etc.
Not as big as Seattle- so stock doesn’t rotate as frequently. But still love swinging in here for some treasures- cause when they have them, it’s a steal of a deal.
2nd use gives good wood new life. Many other things with plenty of use left in them too find new purpose.
For example we were able to transform part of the gym floors rescued during the demolition of a decommissioned school into beautiful walnut hardwood floors in our home.
The inventory is always changing and much of it is posted online. The adventure of thrift store treasure hunting goes home depot with many unique finds as well as useful everyday items.
Great place to get building materials and unique items! They have a great selection of wood slabs, tile and other bits and bobs. Def a place to check out regularly for new inventory- I also follow on Instagram since they will highlights some amazing finds now and then!
They always have just the perfect thing(s) that sometime you just have to wait for. Staff always hugely helpful and their hold policy fantastic! Have purchased dozens of items here and delighted with them all. I had a home fire last year and found and a single cabinet exactly like my original 30 yo Kraftmaid solid maple cabinets here. OMG! Huge. Almost got emotional in the store. It's the perfect place and you are giving things a second life instead of filling up the land fills. Great place
This place is awesome! There are so many neat finds here. Wonderful to give things a second life instead of wasting them.
Whenever I need something for a building project they somehow always have exactly what I'm looking for and at an amazing price. Staff is super friendly and always helpful. Great local resource and business
Exactly what I was looking for, and such diligent and kind customer service. I was able to list a microwave I had that was past it's return window, and purchased a beautiful 6ft butcher block for an excellent price. I'll be back again soon, thanks for being awesome!
They have some unique things to look at. Of course there's the usual building materials like cabinets, doors, windows, tubs, sinks, appliances, and countertops. The things I really liked was, the big slices of old trees and the antique register covers. The staff was friendly and the place was organized. I only wish they were a little bigger and had more industrial stuff
Helpful staff both on the phone and in person. I bought a beautiful used kitchen cabinet with all the features I wanted for $55. The staff helped me load it and they really planned well for fitting it in my car.
Love coming here. They have an amazing selection of salvaged building supplies, as well as unique items such as old pier pilings that have been slabbed for boards. They have a huge selection of vintage home fittings as well as selections that are art deco and modern. Well worth stopping in to find that hard to place piece.
Neat place. VERY friendly and helpful staff. They have lots of second hand items and materials available, some near new, some very vintage and hard to find elsewhere. They accept used items for donation, even offering credit for some items. They accepted 600+ SF of high quality laminate, and lots vintage kitchen cabinets. We pulled these out on a reno of our home; Still in excellent shape, just not our style. This place offered a great opportunity to give them a second life, divert them from a landfill, and avoid disposal / dumping costs for what are still very useful items in good shape.
I LOVE this place. I have gotten a lot of lumber and interior doors from here and the Seattle location. Also bought a lot of random items to up cycle as well. Using it to remodel my house with a modern cabin look. Donated most of the stuff i don't want to them as well. Website is easy browsing. Great helpful staff. Here's a photo of some of the reclaimed shiplap I've been using not only as accent but as a way to protect the walls from heavy dog traffic.
Great place to find odd trinkets and materials for random projects.
Really awesome for random pieces of lumber, but bulk items are best ordered from bulk stores. Much of the stuff is dated and wound need to intentionally match a decor theme.
This is my favorite place to shop for used building materials. The staff is extremely helpful and friendly. They don't always have what I am looking for but their website is very easy to search. They have a great hold policy so you can be sure the item is there when you get to the store. I was able to replace all the cheap hollow doors in my house with nice used solid 6 panel doors.
I have never been here before. They have lots of cool stuff at a great price. I was there to pick up an old fashioned house radiator for my brother's business. While waiting for his radiator, I saw several items I could have some fun refurbishing. I think it would be worth someone's time to take a look.
We have frequented the Seattle Second Use for a year, but I spied something interesting at this location. We drove down and found the item was just as described. The helpful staff helped us find a way to load it and gave us great advice. We were impressed with the store in general- it was well laid out and, though smaller that the Seattle location, has a great selection. Workshops and classes are coming soon too, according to the folks in the shop.
I hate wasting time going to used second hand stores looking for something i could use but only finding a junk yard. I walked out of this place with things i didn't know i needed!! My wife wanted out of the house since being home so much with our newborn so she came along and ended up spending more than me (tip: leave the wife at home). I've been here a few times now and and seen another rare quality, friendly helpful staff. This place is great!
Feb 08, 2017
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