Reuse Store for Sustainable Material

We make sustainable building accessible in Hawai‘i by offering reclaimed building materials, secondhand furniture, and hardware that keep valuable resources in use and out of the landfill.

Find Our Location
Grand Opening Event at Re-use Hawai‘i at their new location on Salt Lake Boulevard near the Aloha Stadium.

What You’ll Find For Sale At Our Store

  • Wide angle shot of inside the Re-use Hawai‘I warehouse showcasing large amounts of furniture available.

    Furniture

  • A man shopping for lumber in the LumberYard at Re-use Hawai‘i using a measuring tape.

    Lumber & Building Materials

  • A neat stack of freshly cut slabs of wood up for sale at Re-use Hawai‘i.

    Live Edge Slabs

  • The view of our electrical and lighting items for sale at the Salt Lake Blvd. Re-use Hawai‘i location.

    Electrical & Lighting

  • A creative photo of the windows and doors for sale at the Re-use Hawai‘i store.

    Windows & Doors

  • A close-up image of flooring and tile available in the Lumberyard at Re-use Hawai‘i.

    Flooring & Tile

  • A man searching for tools for sale at the using a flashlight to check details.

    Hardware & Tools

  • A close-up image of examples of marble countertops for sale at Re-use Hawai‘i.

    Countertops & Cabinets

  • A simple image of some piping available for sale.

    Plumbing

  • A photo of new and unused packages of roofing in the Lumberyard at Re-use Hawai‘i.

    Roofing

  • Shelves of new and used sinks stacked on racks outside in the Re-use Hawai‘i Lumberyard.

    Kitchen & Bath

  • Wide angle photo of masonry for sale in the Lumberyard at Re-use Hawai‘i.

    Masonry

  • Rows of mistints of paint cans.

    Paint (mistints)

We accept donations of reusable building materials, furniture, and fixtures.

Do you have materials you’d like to donate and are wondering if we will accept them?

Acceptance Guidelines

Step. 1

Park in the loading zone and check in at the Donations Table.

Step 2.

We review your all your items and confirm what we can accept.

Step 3.

Once accepted, we’ll provide you with a donation receipt.

Learn More

Circular Economy this, Circular Economy that – What is it and why should we care?

What is a Circular Economy?

A circular economy is a regenerative system that aims to keep products, materials, and resources in use for as long as possible. Instead of following the traditional linear path of take–make–dispose, circular systems are designed for reuse, repair, remanufacturing, and composting.

Why A Circular Economy In Hawai‘i Matters

40%

of landfill waste in Hawai‘i comes from construction and demolition.

62%

of our workforce includes individuals receiving second chance.

$15M

worth of reusable materials saved from the landfill.

ZERO

cost to the community for responsible material disposal.

Tell Us Your Reuse Story

Made By You celebrates the creativity of our community! If you’ve built, crafted, or restored something using materials from our store, we want to see it. Share a photo and short description of your project, and we’ll feature it online or in-store to inspire others. As a thank-you, you’ll receive $25 in store credit when your project is selected!

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