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What to do with excess paving tile from project

last year

Hi -- just finished a remodel and don't know how to get rid of 18 unopened boxes of pavers. I've tried to return to company I purchased from, tried to donate & to sell. No luck.

Any suggestions much appreciated!

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beesneeds

last year

How many pavers is it? Make another walkway, or edging, or a planter box. Maybe the surround for a small firepit if you are inclined to that. Or the stand for next to your grill, to hold a counter or maybe an outdoor sink.

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wsea
last year
In my area that would be snatched up on Buy Nothing. do you have a local group
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HU-724661328
Original Author
last year
Great idea, I'll try it -- thx!
millworkman
last year
Facebook Market Place list as free. It'll be gone before the post is 5 minutes old.
remodeling1840
last year
Habitat for Humanity has Restores-they take donations and resale them to get money for their houses.
palimpsest
last year
I would save some for any possible repairs.

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