As I slowly make my way around Portland, getting to know my favorite spots, I'd like to put them in writing so I don't easily forget about them. In this great city there are at least three places that I know of that carry old parts for re-sale:
1. The ReBuilding Center is "...a popular destination for homeowners, do-it-yourselfers, contractors, artists, and enthusiasts interested in building with affordable, environmentally low-impact materials...It is the largest non-profit used building materials source in North America." They also carry classes in gardening, potting bench construction, plumbing and carpentry!
They are located at 3625 N. Mississippi Ave.
2. Habitat ReStore is "...a recycled building materials re-sale center. We recycle overstock materials, seconds, and used or discontinued or salvaged building materials. The ReStore is a collaborative recycling and fund-raising effort of four area Habitat for Humanity affiliates. Habitat for Humanity is a non-profit organization dedicating to eliminating poverty housing worldwide, by partnering with families in need, and our local communities."
Habitat ReStore is located at 66 SE Morrison St.
3. Rejuvenation. "Rejuvenation began in 1977 as an architectural salvage shop in a derelict North Portland saloon. Today, Rejuvenation is America's largest manufacturer and leading direct marketer of authentic reproduction lighting and house parts. Rejuvenation is committed to manufacturing high-quality, authentic products that help our customers enhance the beauty of older homes, buildings and neighborhoods." I especially appreciate Rejuvenation's commitment to environmental sustainability and community development.
Rejuvenation is located at 1100 SE Grand Avenue.
1. The ReBuilding Center is "...a popular destination for homeowners, do-it-yourselfers, contractors, artists, and enthusiasts interested in building with affordable, environmentally low-impact materials...It is the largest non-profit used building materials source in North America." They also carry classes in gardening, potting bench construction, plumbing and carpentry!
They are located at 3625 N. Mississippi Ave.
2. Habitat ReStore is "...a recycled building materials re-sale center. We recycle overstock materials, seconds, and used or discontinued or salvaged building materials. The ReStore is a collaborative recycling and fund-raising effort of four area Habitat for Humanity affiliates. Habitat for Humanity is a non-profit organization dedicating to eliminating poverty housing worldwide, by partnering with families in need, and our local communities."
Habitat ReStore is located at 66 SE Morrison St.
3. Rejuvenation. "Rejuvenation began in 1977 as an architectural salvage shop in a derelict North Portland saloon. Today, Rejuvenation is America's largest manufacturer and leading direct marketer of authentic reproduction lighting and house parts. Rejuvenation is committed to manufacturing high-quality, authentic products that help our customers enhance the beauty of older homes, buildings and neighborhoods." I especially appreciate Rejuvenation's commitment to environmental sustainability and community development.
Rejuvenation is located at 1100 SE Grand Avenue.
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