Refab in St. Louis

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  Debbie bradberry

  :: 16 May 2018 18:18:43

  I can't say enough about the place. I have bought so many special items there with the history on most. I love to just walk around to get ideas. Eric thanks for bringing us ReFab!!!

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  Harvey Mcguire

  :: 06 May 2018 18:10:32

  We showed up an hour till closing to check out some pine floor to try and match/feather in a 250 square foot section of an old brick building in IL. Much to our surprise we found a rare stack and began digging. Two/three employees joined us and not only helped move large piles of flooring to make it easier to load our cart, but they also provided fantastic historical information about the floor, floor care, cleaning tips etc. They also helped us with all of the measuring, math, loading and strapping down to our truck etc. My family members buying the wood were from out of town and knew we needed to jump on this opportunity quickly because the wood was a perfect match. The employees were SO patient with us as we picked out each piece of wood. They ended up staying far past closing in order to make sure we got everything we needed and that it was safely secured to our truck. Couldn’t say better things about them, the store and team are absolutely fantastic!! Thank you guys so much!!

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  Glynis McManamon

  :: 24 April 2018 19:43:36

  Always an adventure. Never know what you'll find.

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  Lisa Govro

  :: 11 July 2017 08:24:27

  This place is the magic! As a small, boot strapping business owner, I am grateful to have Refab in STL. Shelving, desks, 3 comp sinks, barn wood, basically anything you need to get your brick and mortar up and running. Can't wait until I'm a homeowner so I can get in on the flooring situation. 100 percent, check these guys out and then feel good about spending money with a non profit that keeps totally reusable home goods out of land fills AND creates employment opportunities for homeless vets. BRAVO!

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  Eric Weiss

  :: 24 March 2017 11:02:27

  Really neat business idea and I can appreciate how well they actually organize random items. Sure there are portions in their yard where you have to climb around wood and steel support beams to find a good piece, but everything indoors is about as organized as you can when you constantly have random items coming in daily from all sorts of different types of buildings. I also appreciate the fact that it's 2017 and they take a credit card unlike some places like this that are cash only. Keep up the good work @Refab!