Lifecycle Building Center

4 recommendations and reviews from 4 people

• Referral from February 24, 2019
  

  jigglybitt asked:

  Suggestions & recommendations request! I’m visiting from Alabama (where I am currently renovating a home) & staying in Midtown for the next 2 days. I am looking for a thrift type store that sells gently used/scratch & dent building materials like tile, countertops, light fixtures, appliances etc. TIA

  

  zfcjr67 replied:

  They aren't open today or Monday, but Lifecycle Building Center is a great place to go, too. https://www.lifecyclebuildingcenter.org/

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• Referral from March 29, 2018
  

  Ashley B. asked:

  Ladies..... Where can I find really inexpensive home redo stuff, particularly peel n stick backsplash tiles?? Walmart looks like my best bet.

  

  Michelle N. replied:

  Have you checked out the Lifecycle Building Center? http://www.lifecyclebuildingcenter.org/ They may have them. I would call to check.

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• Referral from February 3, 2018
  

  Reepicheep16 asked:

  Steel pipes? I have an artsy type of personal project coming up that I want to use some steel pipe for. I am looking for a good place here in the Atlanta metro-area where I could possibly find some inexpensive lengths of steel pipe, preferably without any threading (though that can always be used or cut off). I would prefer a variety of diameters, but am ok with the same diameter if it is possible to find the right quantity. It doesn't have to be big lengths either, since it will all eventually be cut down to about 1-2 foot lengths. Does anyone have any recommendations for something like this? I would like to avoid having to hit up a hardware store and buying brand new pipe just for it to end up looking older and distressed anyway. Thanks in advance!

  

  sublimed replied:

  Check out the lifecycle building center. They take donations of used building supplies and have a store. It's like a construction version of Goodwill. Plus, recycling. http://www.lifecyclebuildingcenter.org/

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• Referral from February 17, 2014
  

  Erin C. asked:

  Does anyone know where I can buy salvaged exterior doors? Thanks!

  

  Gray K. replied:

  Lifecycle Building Center. In town but have a website lifecyclebuildingcenter.org

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