Layman's Salvage

If you don’t need a door, you likely find a reason to buy one anyway. There are 1000s of door and windows inside and outside. There are a lot of hidden gems tucked away. Some nostalgic pieces for everyone. The son who runs it now is super nice and helpful once you find him. The property is a lot larger than it looks from the road. I had some kitchen cabinets picked out and was hoping for a reasonable price. The cabinetry price was a bit high for being used. Good quality as well. But when there’s only a minimal monetary reduction for a used cabinet as opposed to a new assembled one, I have to go new. I’m not a hagler and there was probably some wiggle room in the price. Nonetheless it’s an eclectic property with something for everyone. It’s worth the trip just to walk around for an hour, but I bet you don’t leave empty handed 😊

Layman's had the window I needed for my historic home and a lot of other great stuff. Price was right and trip fr Tampa well worth it.

Five stars for the amazing selection. However, you really have to knock off a star because so much of it has not been well maintained. If you're looking for any old, unusual building accoutrements such as ironwork, doors, windows, vanities, etc, it's a great place to check out. However, the aware that anything you buy there will be rusted, moldy, or damaged in other ways. Be prepared for a lot of time and effort that will be needed to restore any pieces that you purchase, with rare exceptions. Obviously, some of these items arrived at Layman's in this condition. But over the years, the environment has also taken its toll. This is a great place if you are capable of sanding, welding, refinishing, and using other tools that might be needed for such projects. That applies to most of us!

Not always open during stated business hours so call or text for availability. Full of great hard to find items. Especially good for windows with a large selection at at least half the price of retail.