Hey, geting ready within the next 2 weeks to replace my single pane metal windows. I have over 20 of them pretty much standard size and in good shape. Just live in an area where airplane noise is a problem and will be putting in double plane windows. Live in Inglewood, CA email: iris349 AT gmail.com
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03/19/2009
You may have to go further down towards Oakland, but look in the yellow pages for architectural salvage. They get out the good parts when buildings are being torn down. My first stop would be freecycle though, I'd bet you have a lot of chapters around you. Good luck
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03/19/2009
I have found many on the night before trash pick-up on front lawns in older neighborhoods, especially in the Spring. A neighbor told me he likes to put things out over the weekend before trash day because he feels good that items are recycled by people, instead of going to landfills. Last week I got 2 full size mirrors from his lawn and someone else got the perfect one before I could get help to go back there.
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03/19/2009
Talk to a window replacement company. Ask if they have any that have not broken while replacing. But as far as going green it also means the conservation of energy so most of the windows are being replaced because they need insulated themselves.
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03/17/2009
Try joining your local freecycle online, you can get everything on there!
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03/16/2009
craigslist sometimes has building supplies.
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03/16/2009
Yes, look in phone book for home repair or builders. They always have free stuff around they want to give away, good luck.