Habitat for Humanity ReStore New Arrivals Idaho Falls Area affiliate Idaho

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Habitat for Humanity®

Idaho Falls Area
PO Box 51055
Idaho Falls, ID 83405
Phone 208-528-0298
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ReStore® New Arrivals

ReStore OPEN Tuesday - Saturday 10am - 6pm

The ReStore is closed on Monday until further notice due to a shortage of volunteers. If you would like to volunteer please call the store during business hours for information.

Habitat for Humanity® Idaho Falls Area Affiliate

A Selection of Our New Arrivals

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Call the ReStore - 552-0491 - to be sure the item you want is still available.

This page is updated once a week, or more often if we receive a large number of donations.

Last update October 10, 2012.

Press back oak chair with cane seat, in very good condition - age unknown

Three dark brown sofas in like new condition. Price individually.

Set of 4 pale oak chairs, dark slate blue upholstery, in like new condition

old metal trunk, painted green

Tall wood bookcase/dish cabinet with iron trim in like new condition. Paintings sold separately.

pellet stove and small supply of pellets

glass top long oak sofa table

Set of oak kitchen cabinets with trim pieces

Rockwell miter saw

Aluminum curb mount fixed skylight

Two new wide arm upholstered chairs

Retracting clothesline, new in box

Blue painted entry door with glass and brass insert, brass kickplate, no lock

Wood artist or display easel

Roll of green plastic coated wire fence

New clay and plastic flower pots - we also have a few garden tools

Entertainment center

Pfaltzgraff stoneware dishes, Folk Art pattern

A selection of steel bed frames

White double sink in like new condition

Slightly damaged skinned foam insulation board, 1" and 2" thick

We have two of these upholstered armchairs in like new condition

Round glass tabletops

Wood countertop, workbench, table

Selection of bathroom cabinets

We currently have a nice selection of bifold doors.

Small pendulum clock, walnut finish case, in very good condition - has tag inside

Two wood tables, one end table and one sofa table. Vertical slats and wood color look Mission style. Notice detail on table tops. In very good condition.

Oak top end table with painted wood base

Glass topped end table

Sheets of mosaic tile, various colors

Octagon wood table with pedestal base

Pfaltzgraff dinnerware serving pieces in Village pattern - 1970s Early American style with salt glazed crock finish

This beautiful wall unit is in four modules with drawers, cabinets and shelves. It is in immaculate like new condition. Picture and oil lamp sold separately.

Emerson Creek Pottery handcrafted and hand painted flower design ceramic lamps. One is cracked. Emerson Creek Pottery is located in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia and has been in business since being founded by Jim Leavitt in 1977. The design is called Iris - handpainted Japanese iris on a white background. The design is still being manufactured in this and other colorways.

A selection of used large outside light fixtures in bronze and a dark finish, very good condition

Bamboo flooring

Two white plastic attic vents

Carpet, pad, vinyl flooring - different sizes, colors, material - changes frequently, call or come in to look for what you want.

Metal wall and floor vents

Plastic pipe

Locks, doorknobs, door handles, brass hinges

Blinds

Fluorescent fixtures and tubes

New lighting will change the look of your home quickly and inexpensively. We have a large selection of new and gently used metal, glass and plastic hanging light fixtures in different styles at low cost. We also have new and used wall, ceiling and outdoor fixtures, bathroom fixtures, table lamps and replacement glass shades of many types and sizes.

Glass shades

Wall sconces

Can lights

We have a selection of faucets and faucet sets that changes often

Plumbing supplies - selection changes frequently.

We also have lengths of plastic pipe.

Switchplates - many sizes, styles

and materials

Metal shelf supports

Shower doors and shower rods

New and used

Visit our used and new door display

We have used and new handles, knobs and hinges

We have a constantly changing inventory of new and used sinks in a variety of colors and materials, including stainless steel, and bath and kitchen faucet sets.

New and used vinyl and wood windows, including decorative window shapes. Sizes and shapes change frequently.

Unique Early 1980s Limited Production

Repurposed Recycled Jack Daniels Whiskey Barrel

Designer Furniture

American Applachian White Oak

The long rounded side cushions were called "Tootsie rolls". Not all furniture had them.

Martin S. Brown was President of Jack Daniels Distillery (makers of Tennessee sour mash whiskey) in 1978. Jack Daniels whiskey barrels were and are hand made from Appalachian white oak, known in the old days as stave oak because it was used for barrel staves. White oak is naturally strong, resistant to liquids, rot and decay resistant.

Jack Daniels whiskey barrels are charred on the inside to give the whiskey its flavor and color and can be used only one time for aging the whiskey, resulting in a mountain of top quality, expensive white oak wood as a by-product of the whiskey making.

In 1978 Martin Brown asked his advertising department to find ways to salvage the used barrels, making him one of the earliest corporate recyclers. The result was an idea to repurpose the wood by disassembling the barrels, removing the charred layer and using the 33 inch long staves to make high end top quality furniture, something which had never before been done.

Jobie G. Redmond of High Point, North Carolina whose family background is furniture making was hired to design a line of furniture using the bent barrel staves. Eventually there were 52 pieces – sofas, chairs, tables, desks, consoles and a bookcase, all hand crafted and hand finished. Jack Daniels Distillery (owned by Brown – Forman) formed a company called StavOak. Redmond applied for patents (assigned to Jack Daniels Distillery) on the designs in 1978 which were granted in 1981. The first pieces were displayed at the High Point North Carolina furniture market in spring of 1979 and went on sale in 1981. Each piece has a small brass barrel embedded in one of the wood pieces.

Davis Cabinet Company of Nashville, Tennessee bought the rights to the designs in 1981-82, manufactured some pieces for a short time, and called their line of furniture Jack Daniels Old No. 7, after the famous whiskey. Each of their pieces has that logo burned into a piece of wood on the furniture. Their furniture is solid oak and uses Jack Daniels barrel staves for the curved wood. Davis Cabinet Company pieces are limited production, hand made and hand finished, rare and highly collectible.

The pieces for sale in the ReStore all have the burned in logo and are about 30 years old. The finish color is called Lynchburg Oak. The lounge chair retailed in the 1980s for around $250 and the high back chair and ottoman around $400. Because the furniture has not been made for 30 years it will continue to appreciate in value. This example of our American heritage is an investment to be passed down in your family with pride for generations to come.

Thanks to a local donor who decided to support the Idaho Falls Habitat® mission to build decent, affordable housing, these three pieces are for sale in the ReStore®. You have the opportunity to own this valuable, unique, top quality solid oak original American design furniture, hand made in Tennessee from American white oak by American craftsmen, and know that your purchase supports Habitat® home building in Idaho Falls. Place it in your office, home, cabin or vacation home and enjoy the distinctive look and quality wood. $500 for all three pieces. Local delivery can be arranged.