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Kristie Giles
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Salt Lake City, UT
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Where can I get used cabinets besides the ReStore and KSL?

Kristie Giles
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Salt Lake City, UT
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Hi, I am looking for two small kitchen's worth of cheap, old solid-wood (and/or metal) cabinets ,and I only have a couple weeks to find them. What happens to all the cabinets that new cabinet installers haul away? Is there some kind of secret used cabinet warehouse that's not showing up in my Google results? I'm looking for something like this: 

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Alan Walker
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Alan Walker
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Someone mentioned to me that Rudd's will do brand new doors for about $25 per cabinet.  So may be a good option if the cabs themselves are solid but the doors are in bad shape.  

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