Habitat for Humanity Restore

Was there once, decent prices in general,
If they were more in tune they would return phone calls. Twice I’ve called but they never return a phone call on inquiries, it’s a long drive to just «Pop in» to see if they have a specific large item
Must make good money to not return phone calls
I’d go again when I happen to be in area again and would recommend if your closeby
Staff is very friendly good selection especially furniture and paints and stains

Always great finds at the ReStore. How can you beat 50−75% off retail? Great quality stuff too. They’ve got a FB page that keeps you up-​to-​date with the latest arrivals
(photos posted weekly). Some of my favorite and most talked about pieces in my apartment — got them from the ReStore!

This is the smartest, most socially conscious, and inexpensive place to go for estate sale style purchases.
Don’t let the name fool you, they are located in Wayne. 415 Hamburg Turnpike
Here’s the scoop. Habitat for humanity sells donated furniture, antiques, hardware and appliances to support local HFH efforts.
Imagine a homedepot+thrift store+consignment shop+estate sale. That’s Habitat Restore.
Everyone gets a great deal, the items change every week, the prices go down every thirty days. Usually they have 40% off sales.
We got an assembled magnetic mirror medicine cabinet for $ 20. Entire dining room sets go for $ 120. You can buy carpeting for $ 2 a yard. Need an oven? they got you covered.
Planning a home project or a DIY? Check out this store first. It supports HFH, helps people, and is a great way to keep items out of landfills.
P. S. Going earlier is better, as it does get crowded on busy days (weekends).

Glad to have a local ReStore to buy gently used furniture and household items and interior and exterior building materials as well as appliances; you name it this ReStore may have it. You have to check back often as new items are constantly coming in (and going out!) It’s an adventure to shop here and the prices are a super bargain.