ReUse Depot

"Really cool place to find old stuff. I'm not sure how to lable the "stuff". Old trim, windows, sinks, on and on. If you're looking to renew an old house with a door handle that isn't made anymore, they might have it. A great way to keep an old home looking vintage. We didn't find what we were looking for but that doean't mean you won't and it doesn't mean they won't have it the next time you look. It was really cool to see what they have."

"Great if you looking for specifics, prices are great too"

"The coolest place ever! You can find fixtures, doors, sinks, door knobs, cabinets- all kinds of antique versions of these items for very reasonable prices. It's kind of like a museum. I really had fun looking at everything. Highly recommend this place!"

"Well worth it!!! the heart of the West Side West Suburbs outside Chicago Maywood Illinois!! You must go in person. Bring your measurements and measure tape and make it work. Imagine what you can do. Top high-end names appliance ex. Real wood doors. Also, this place is a non-profit. Yes, it takes donations and market it products. Some think it's over pricey. It's all like a big toy store full of stuff. Go see for yourself. I'll be going back and taking pictures and giving an update. Best of luck with your project ."

"A positively great space for finding old boards, vintage sinks, dusty light fixtures, varied windows, a panoply of doors, miscellaneous handles, occasional escutcheons... & maybe even a ludicrously valuable, handmade-in-France cooking range. Pricing was at times lofty, but it all seemed quite reasonable; when an item felt expensive I could easily see how anyone with a bigger budget would be happy to pay such an amount. For those like me who tend to make smaller purchases with uncertain future repurposing projects in mind, don't worry! The ReUse Depot will absolutely have something for you as well. I wound up buying a 3"x12" piece of old-growth hardwood (about 4 feet in length) for a rustic headboard, plus 25 mismatched brushed-nickel pulls to charmingly refresh our kitchen cabinetry. The whole little lot cost $75 after tax & that's a downright puny sum for the amount of artful pizzazz those pieces will add to our home."