Southeastern Salvage

I have always loved browsing this store, because you never know what you may find. Their selection of unique furniture (from reclaimed wood kitchen islands to patio furniture made out of old barrels that have been welded together) is awesome. Some of it may seem expensive at first glance, but really is not bad given the quality and uniqueness. I love the selection of plant post as well, where the prices are generally about half of what you would pay at a big box store. The selection of flooring and tiling is also awesome, with some incredible prices! You can spend quite a while browsing around, since they have everything from lamps to rugs to doors and toilets… even a garden section in season. Definitely check them out before you make a purchase from a big box store!

I was in search of countertop remnants and the 2 reviews below made me want to check this place out.
Wow. I can’t even begin to tell you what this store has to offer because after I made it to the rug section and dropped $$ there, I had to hightail it before I spent anymore.
But what did see was a mecca of chairs, tables, mirrors, poufs, Indian looking linens, faux flowers, RUGS, console tables, lamps… and that wasn’t even half the store.
I would definitely go back. I got an 8×10 rug for $ 169. That’s cheap if you ask me. Get over there!

How does this place not have more reviews?! This place is AWESOME! This is where you can find fabulous knock off house items from restoration hardware, pottery barn and so much more!
I they have furniture, rugs, garden stuff, tiles… And so on! I found Brazilian cow hide rugs for $ 150! SERIOUSLY?! I’m almost tempted to buy them up, drive them to LA, and sell them for 4x the price!
You need to dedicate some time when you go. There is just so much to dig through. This place is a shit show of junk but you will find some killer stuff for you house. AND ITS CHEAP!

First time for me, but my mom is a regular. HUGE whse w/​a little bit of everything — granite slabs, windows, beautiful arched doors, rugs, sofas, mirrors, lighting, and a lot of junk too (wooden sign w/​gun that says We Don’t Dial 911). The prices seem to be pretty random to me w/​huge planters for as little as fifty, but a leather couch w/​a huge tear for fifteen hundred. Maybe it’s four grand to begin with — not sure. Not a clean looking store, but I didn’t expect much. I took off a star for maneuverability. They have shopping carts, but many aisles were blocked b/​c of merch in the way. Give it a try if you need furnishings and can dig a little.