We compiled some of our favorite items that will be available at next Saturday’s Handmade & Homegrown Market and couldn’t be more excited about the exquisite range of artists we are hosting!
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Now is your chance to join the Second Use Team! We have an open position on our yard crew.
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We’re thrilled to announce the 50+ vendors that will be joining us at our Spring Handmade & Homegrown Market!
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We’re flattered to announce that we won Sustainable Seattle’s Sustainability Leadership Award for Resource Management!
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Are you looking to rehome your used building materials in the Tacoma area? Second Use Building Materials will be offering free pick ups for qualified materials on Friday, March 11th!
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Join us Saturday, March 5th from 10:00-11:00 at the Second Use store for our free Happy Healthy Salvagey Home workshop!
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Join us Saturday, April 16th from 10-4 at the Second Use store for our Handmade & Homegrown Market! This free, all ages indoor-outdoor market features the work of over 50 local artists, craftsmen, and plant vendors of all varieties.
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Join Doug Elfline of Mighty House Construction on Saturday, February 6th at Second Use Building Materials to gain an understanding of how to shop for salvaged cabinets, prevent common installation mistakes, identify the different types and parts of cabinets, and determine what type of cabinets are the best fit for your project.
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You found the inspiration piece among the myriad of shapes and sizes and colors, you’re excited about it, but now what? The foundry patterns at Second Use have a vintage appeal you won’t find elsewhere and turning them into functional pieces of art takes vision, patience and a little know how.
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Second Use Customer Carma Gael created this striking coat rack and shelf from a foundry pattern they purchased at the Second Use store. Although they were originally looking for a worn piece of wood to give the coat rack an industrial feel, they “knew they were on to something” when they stumbled across the wealth of foundry patterns at the store.
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