Habitat for Humanity Resale Store in your city is one idea. If you want a small one, you could always get brand-new for little money and rough it up and paint to look old.
Many people sell unwanted materials on Facebook and give them away on sites like Freecycle. My first thought was the Re-store, also, but, I have acquired used furniture for free, and occasionally building materials through those other two.
Look for an architectural recycler in your area that goes into old homes prior to demolition and saves the good stuff. Check Habitat for Humanity Restore also.
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Habitat for Humanity Resale Store in your city is one idea. If you want a small one, you could always get brand-new for little money and rough it up and paint to look old.
Artical Salvage stores
You might try garage sales, that's where I found ALL of mine, thrift stores, or restores,; estate sales are good too.
Do you have a Habitat for Humanity Restore in your area? They always have them.
Many people sell unwanted materials on Facebook and give them away on sites like Freecycle. My first thought was the Re-store, also, but, I have acquired used furniture for free, and occasionally building materials through those other two.
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I really appreciate this info thanks, i will make this my next stop.
You re most welcome. Half the fun is the hunt - for me anyway 😉
Try an antique store..they usually have shutters of all types
You're most welcome - for me the hunt is half the fun
Look for an architectural recycler in your area that goes into old homes prior to demolition and saves the good stuff. Check Habitat for Humanity Restore also.