Second Use

22 recommendations and reviews from 22 people

• Referral from June 14, 2017
  

  Kylee A. asked:

  Anyone know where I might find barn wood? I want to do a wall in my living room

  

  Christian D. replied:

  http://seconduse.com/

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• Referral from March 14, 2017
  

  Michelle P. asked:

  Does anyone know where there is a salvage store that has old windows, doors, knobs, etc. in Kitsap County?

  

  Lesa K. replied:

  Not Kitsap, but this place is having their grand opening in Tacoma this weekend: http://seconduse.com/

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• Referral from January 22, 2017
  

  Anna F. asked:

  Does anyone know of any different re-stores besides habitat for humanity in Bremerton? Looking for one that will have furniture.

  

  Marja B. replied:

  It's in Seattle, but www.seconduse.com You can search their inventory online.

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• Referral from January 20, 2016
  

  Patti W. asked:

  ISO knobs for a dresser. Does anyone know of places that sell unique ones? Need approximately 20 matching. Thank you! P.S. would like a mom and pop small business rather then a chain.

  

  Heather K. replied:

  http://www.seconduse.com/ typically has a really cool supply of knobs and pulls heard some good stuff about http://ewsalvage.com/shop/ - could be worth checking there, too - Sea and Tac locations

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• Referral from December 9, 2015
  

  Molly W. asked:

  Does anyone have ideas on a local place that would appreciate a donation of a nearly new, quite nice single oven? we put in a double oven, and have the single we replaced sitting quietly in our garage. Would rather donate to an organization that needs it than sell. Thx for any suggestions!

  

  Crystal L. replied:

  Second use would be an option. http://www.seconduse.com

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• Referral from July 14, 2015
  

  Dyal C. asked:

  We're new to the area and we are looking to purchase doors. We want to replace the ones in our home. Anyone know where I can get a good deal for white 6 panel doors?

  

  Brette R. replied:

  Second use in Seattle has hyndreds of doors. Great bargains. http://www.seconduse.com/

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• Referral from March 9, 2015
  

  Jenny A. asked:

  Does anyone know of any salvage yards in the area? I am looking for a solid wood door (ideally with some character) to use as a headboard.

  

  Kent H. replied:

  not super close, but Second Use in S. Seattle is awesome for this. They update their inventory online daily too. http://seconduse.com/

  

  Lizz M. replied:

  Second Use in Seattle has some pretty cool stuff

  

  Maureen P. replied:

  Not exactly in our area, but Second Use in Seattle is an excellent source of inexpensive recycled building materials if you can't find anything nearby.

  

  Matthew K. replied:

  Try the Millwork Outlet right here in Maple Valley first. I have gotten at least two doors from there. If you do not find what you want at the millworks outlet or they cannot get it, then try Second Use in Seattle.

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• Referral from December 30, 2014
  

  Karen S. asked:

  I'm wondering if someone can recommend a local supplier of a variety of retaining wall blocks? I need to build about a two-foot retaining wall along the front of my yard. The selection at Lowe's is so limited, and I've seen so many cute retaining walls in CC. Thanks!

  

  Eva L. replied:

  Second Use: http://www.seconduse.com or habitat for humanity

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• Referral from October 5, 2014
  

  Avocationist asked:

  Can anyone recommend a place in or near Seattle for buying lumber to build a fence? Thanks!

  

  gribbly replied:

  If you're interested in using reclaimed materials: http://www.seconduse.com

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• Referral from September 12, 2014
  

  Ariel H. asked:

  Where's the best place to get super-cheap used/non-functional hardware/plumbing/electrical supplies? I want to make some stuff for my toddler (i.e. a busy board) without spending a lot.

  

  Eric S. replied:

  http://www.seconduse.com/

  

  Cindi L. replied:

  Second Use Building Supply; it's on 6 th Ave S, just north of the West Seattle Viaduct. http://www.seconduse.com/

  

  Ray A. replied:

  Yup, Second Use.

  

  Casey M. replied:

  Habitat for Humanity Store, Earthwise, Second Use...

  

  Michelle W. replied:

  Second Use or Earthwise would have used stuff, but not necessarily non-functional. What sort of stuff are you looking for? We're in the middle of a construction project and might have some stuff you can use.

  

  Amy H. replied:

  Second Use or Earthwise is great for that kind of stuff. We got goods there for the "Bitchin' Kitchen" project for a friend's kid.

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• Referral from August 29, 2014
  

  Jenni J. asked:

  Anyone have kitchen cabinets for sale?

  

  Shawna D. replied:

  www.seconduse.com

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• Referral from April 6, 2014
  

  Rhianna B. asked:

  Do Ih ave any contractor friends out there in FB would that can give me tips on where to shop for bathroom stuff (sink, tile, vanity) other then home depot and lowes?

  

  Jeff J. replied:

  Hi Rhianna! You will love Second Use. http://www.seconduse.com/our-story

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• Referral from January 12, 2013
  

  Natalee N. asked:

  Anyone in our area have salvaged or reclaimed wood doors that they'd like to part with? Sure seems like someone talented around here, ought to know someone! Thanks!

  

  Carrie H. replied:

  There is a cool store called Second Use in Seattle. They have lots of doors, fixtures, cabinets, reclaimed stuff out of old school buildings, fun stuff! www.seconduse.com

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• Referral from February 28, 2012
  

  Katelyn M. asked:

  Does anyone here have a wood slab that they would be willing to give me for an art piece? The bigger the better and the more distressed the better! If no one has one do any of you know where I can get one cheap? I've tried the Ballard Good Will and may check out Value village as well.

  

  Kevin M. replied:

  http://www.seconduse.com/ South Seattle

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