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[Biggd]

I am installing a new front door in my 70 year old home in Ma. I have a 36"X79" 3/4 glass stainless steel indestructible storm door for free, very thick and solid. It would be great on a camp or a 3 season porch. I can bring it to my home in Meredith but if there are no takers I will take it to the Meredith dump.
PM me with your cell# if interested and I can send you a picture. I hate to throw it out as I doubt you could even buy one like this today!

[Bear Guy]

Commendable to look to recycle rather than dispose. If you don't find a taker on this forum (and don't try the same on a crazier platform like Facebook Marketplace), have you considered if there are local recyclers that would take it? I know Habitat ReStores will take good condition building items such as doors: https://www.pemivalleyhabitat.org/shop

[fatlazyless]

Donate your old 36" front door to the www.pemivalleyhabitat.org/services-1 in Plymouth, NH.

About 2.5 miles down Tenney Mtn Hgwy, off Rt 93 - Exit 26 in Plymouth, before you get to Walmart entry road, just beyond NH Electric Coop on the left.

Drive around back the building to the large white garage door, and an employee will say yes or no if they will take it from you.

Open 9-5, Monday - Friday and 9-3 on Saturday and Sunday

For $125 last fall I got a 12' Wilderness Systems kayak in like new condition which is a total super steal of a deal. All it basically needs is some Armor All Original protectant once the weather warms up.

Ditto this for donating old but still working used lawn mowers and snowblowers.

Last June someone from Squam Lake donated a 23' pontoon boat with a 90-hp Honda and no trailer that was about twenty years old, and it got sold in about one week for something like $6500. It was in very nice shape and must have been stored and serviced at a marina.