Now this family business has been going some twenty years or so and it is a combination of elements…read moreunder one roof. There's the salvage, which is essentially a demolition squad that can tear something down and not destroy it in the process but pick away all the useful recyclable things for resale so you can get something out of the process. This could be everything from bricks through to windows and wooden floorboards in a building that is worth salvaging. Their aim is to supply businesses and individuals with a well trained and highly professional service including demolition of fire damaged and what is called 'nuisance buildings' too expensive to fix up, but not possible to just demolish because of something like asbestos. They actually do full site clearance and licensed removal of asbestos. Over the past years they have developed a close working relationship with local authorities including Safe Work South Australia. They say, "Our expert staff ensure clients that all projects are carried out within all current regulations. Our service is intended to be done swiftly, safely and to be cost effective every time," and I would completely agree. You may not be aware that fittings even wire can often be reused depending on the condition it is in, and then there is the straight up labour; if you have a job that requires a laborer, and you need one, try these guys. Fit as fit can be. And there's more - they can also sell you pavers, bathroom fittings kitchen sinks, bricks, timber... are you starting to get the picture? The great thing is the light fittings. Do you think you have looked everywhere for that authentic old fashioned light fitting for your restoration? Haven't looked here on their site? Come on in and have a look, you may be very glad you did.

From the owner: A huge range of second hand materials. We have everything including your kitchen sink!read more

This place is an absolute Aladdin's cave and more of scrap booking pleasures to suit any project,…read moreabsolutely everything you need is here. Looking at the shop front is nothing to write home about and located on a main road I definitely recommend not parking out the front, instead turn the corner as there is a car park out the back. Two steps leading up to the entrance eliminates wheel chair access which is a shame but even the most able bodied person can find it a challenge as the walkways are narrow and crammed, try to avoid wearing a fashionable over sized bag as you're likely to knock something over. It is owned and operated by a husband and wife team, he works the till whilst she is kept busy helping customers with their queries and is an absolute treasure. It's easy to forget what you've come to find and buy with distractions everywhere, that half hour trip can easily turn into several hours. Delving further into the store there are several rooms leading off the initial entrance much like a rabbit warren, the room leading directly to the left predominately contains inks, punches and stamps but the behemoth in my opinion would have to be the detached 'shed' out the back. Following the winding path to its destination is a fully lined and insulated short of being hermetically controlled and the envy of every man, it is a mecca dedicated to paper. If you want it, they'll have it but I have to warn you one item will turn into many, with the possibility of leaving your bank balance worse for wear, but it's worth it.

Absolutely Amazing When I went there yesterday I thought I had died and gone to heaven,…read moresuch an amazing amount of supplies for every area of craft and art. love it can"t wait to return for more supplies. Cheers Lola