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Salvaged Stuff
updated: Jun 12, 2011, 6:21 AM
Is there anyone in town who specializes in architectural salvage products in town? I
am thinking of re-doing a fireplace, and would like to re-use a nice vintage mantle. I
know about Habitat for Humanity's store, but don't know if they would be likely to
have antique or salvaged wood work.
Places People Are Talking About:
What People Are Saying:
MTNDRIVER
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2011-06-12 08:15 AM |
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700 block of Anacapa, Architectural Salvage. Can be pricey.
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COMMENT 182236P
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2011-06-12 08:48 AM |
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Re-Store in Goleta Habitat for Humanity
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EL BARBARENO
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2011-06-12 09:07 AM |
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Todd Weikel - tucked away at the corner of Quinientos and Nopal.
tweikel@cox.net
www.doorandwindowrestoration.com
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COMMENT 182278
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2011-06-12 10:30 AM |
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Habitat for Humanity Re-Store is definitely worth a look.
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COMMENT 182460
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2011-06-13 06:33 AM |
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Definitely check out:
DEMO 2 DESIGN
http://demo2design.com
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MOON LADY
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2011-06-13 08:28 AM |
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Go to the Re-Store--they have oodles of interesting salvage, doors and windows, etc, etc., at very reasonable prices. Check them first before going to an expensive hardware place. You'll be supporting a great organization, Habitat for Humanity SB.
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FLICKA
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2011-06-13 09:15 AM |
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Check Craig's List. My daughter got many products for her remodel. Also, might help to ask Marborg
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