Habitat For Humanity Thunder Bay ReStore - Thunder Bay, Ontario

Le Habitat for Humanity Thunder Bay ReStore est un organisme à but non lucratif situé à Thunder Bay, en Ontario, au Canada. Plus précisément, il se trouve à l'adresse suivante : 660 Squier St, Thunder Bay, ON P7B 4A8. Ce magasin de bricolage et de produits d'occasion est spécialisé dans le recyclage et la revente d'articles de seconde main.

Le Habitat for Humanity Thunder Bay ReStore offre une variété de services sur place, tels qu'un accès en fauteuil roulant pour les personnes à mobilité réduite, un stationnement accessible et un large éventail de produits à des prix abordables. Ce magasin est noté 4,3/5 sur la base de 61 avis sur Google My Business, ce qui témoigne de la qualité de ses services et de la satisfaction de sa clientèle.

Le Habitat for Humanity Thunder Bay ReStore est une destination de choix pour tous ceux qui cherchent à donner une seconde vie à des articles usagés ou à faire des achats écologiques et économiques. Que vous soyez à la recherche de meubles, d'électroménagers, de matériaux de construction ou d'autres articles d'occasion, vous êtes sûr de trouver ce que vous cherchez dans ce magasin.

En plus de son magasin physique, le Habitat for Humanity Thunder Bay ReStore dispose d'une page web à l'adresse restoretbay.ca où vous pouvez trouver plus d'informations sur ses heures d'ouverture, ses politiques de retour et d'échange, et ses événements spéciaux. Vous pouvez également les contacter par téléphone au 8073464884.

Avis de Habitat For Humanity Thunder Bay ReStore

Sean Peatson

5/5

If you need something and are not to picky you can get some great household items or building material here at low.prices. Once in a while you can get some real gems at a really low price too. I'd suggest this place to everyone.

Christopher Davidson (“BunnyFooFoo”)

5/5

Great like always! Awesome staff and very helpful. The manager is amazing and second to none!?
Lots of items for your job or creative side to improve the house or camp!
Check back often as new stuff arrives all the time and is priced to move so your wallet never takes a dent!
Go see you will be happy you did!

Sasha Prystay

5/5

If you are doing home renos and are looking to do them on the cheap this is the place to go . And to keep going every couple days. Because just like a favourited thrift store inventory here is constantly flowing. Which also means if you see something you love dont hesistate. This is also the place to bring those extra drywall sheets or box of nails you didnt need. Like everything ive found the prices climbed and some items are pretty steeply priced. But if you keep in mind its for charity its not as bad just saving a few dollars rather then getting that rick bottom steal! ( which by the way can still occasionally be found here) i think its my husbands all time fav place to shop but it also ranks high on my list because its not just used , gentle used , new or vintage building suplies . No way! For awhile now they have been suprising me with a very interesting mix of make up , chi flat irons snd hot rollers to name brand perfume and board games! These are some examples of new items that don their shelves. I left with a brand new set of chi hot curkers for 15 bucks , a huge 5 gallon bucket of cream interior paint and flooring that was enough to cover my bedroom and i woulda probly picked out in a flooring store i loved it so much. This really is a fun place to spend an hour or so you never know whatyoull find or what kinda deal you will leave with

Gone Outdoors

4/5

A wonderful violent run store. You never know what you might find.

KaylaKrucifix

5/5

I love shopping at the restore ! There’s always something new, the staff a friendly and helpful and items are priced amazingly ! I would definitely recommend shopping here over other places like value village and tool town

Cory G. Salo

5/5

A great selection of home improvement stuff, furniture and office fixtures, if you don't mind kind of digging to find stuff, or washing it after you buy it. Can get pretty good stuff like desks, doors, dressers, etc for $5-$10 usually. WAY cheaper than Salvation Army or Value Village, and much bigger selection too. They don't really seem to clean or fix anything when they get it, which I count as a positive thing because I'm sure it's what helps them be able to keep their prices so low. I'd rather clean something myself than pay extra to have someone else do it, so I like that.

Hans Solo

3/5

I know this benefits charity but does anyone else feel like the prices are a touch too crazy? I’ve been shopping here for years, but lately I’d rather pay the 20% more at Home Depot and get a warranty.

Jim Garriock

1/5

3rd time in a row now trying to donate building material. I had approx. 300 sq. ft. laminate floor in mint shape. I was told they only take new in the original box stuff. New in the box? Not sure who is donating that! Sorry Restore I used to love you but I guess it's time to find a new beau to go with. Mabey Sally Anne, Twice as Nice or Teen Challenge