Turning the waste stream into a resource stream for local communities
Please Note: Some exclusions apply. Flash sales and freebies do not include select specialty items, consignment items, or items sold online. Items with missing or damaged tags will not be sold.
Tuesday and Wednesday, May 30 – 31, 2017
This includes:
Sale does NOT include bricks, masonry, or items inside the store.
In particular, granite scraps are great for re-purposing! (Click on photos below to jump to the source.)
Sidewalk made of natural stone remnants outside of the John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art in Sarasota, Florida. We’ve also seen scraps used for garden paths and garden bed edgers.
If you need some shallow shelving in your kitchen, pick up a few backsplash scraps that match your existing counters!
Caterers like to use granite scraps for fruit and cheese boards too, because it keeps the food cool. This picture is from a company that sells them on Etsy – it looks like they’ve softened the broken edges with sandpaper, and attached some kind of legs to the bottom.
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