can put a dent in your pocket and new, inexpensive cabinets & appliances tend to be lower quality. Have you considered the third option of buying used? We receive truckloads of sturdy cabinet sets, single cabinets, stoves, ovens, fridges, and more on a monthly basis. Most of our inventory is 1/4 of the new, retail price. It’s worth seeing what we’ve got!
Check out our Materials Reuse Facility to save money on your kitchen renovation. We are a local environmental nonprofit located at 6400 Arapahoe Road in Boulder, Colorado.
Materials Reuse Kitchens
We received so many amazing photos from Lauren Kelley. Check out this amazing kitchen! “My husband and I love shopping at Resource. It’s like an afternoon date for us! We just completed an Accessory Dwelling Unit/ ADU project in Old Town Lafayette. We gathered materials from Resource for 1.5 years prior to starting construction. The items that we got from Resource are: Front Door with sidelight, Closet bifold door, Vinyl Plank Flooring in kitchen and living space, 48×60” living room window, Kitchen sink, Kitchen faucet, Kitchen, Backsplash – wood flooring used as a backsplash, Bathroom Door, Bedroom Carpet, Gold Outlet and Switchplates, Insulation in the garage portion, Door Handle for the garage man door The finishing touches made the space feel unique and made our “Modern Meets Historic” style come alive. It also saved us a ton of money and made this project possible.
Almost everything else we used came from Craigslist, pullouts from other home projects, and ReStore.”
Kitchen Cabinet Sets
Kitchen cabinet sets like these are donated daily. Because our inventory depends on donations, we cannot guarantee stock. Please note that these cabinet sets have been sold.
Thinking about making kitchen cabinets fit your space?
“Extra storage near the kitchen table never goes to waste. There are always reasons to make space: the kids’ textbooks and school stuff, games, sprout-starting supplies, craft supplies, not to mention stuff related to cooking and eating! Instead of purchasing new furniture, consider making your own…”
