Save 25% on cabinet sets, single cabinets, and cabinet doors!

Saturday – Monday, November 5 – 7

Renovating your kitchen and need a great set of cabinets for less than retail price? Need some extra storage in your basement, garage, laundry room, or workshop? This Saturday – Monday, November 5 – 7, take 25% off the prices on cabinet sets, single cabinets, and cabinet doors at the reuse warehouse! We offer 5 days of free storage to give you time to arrange for transportation, if needed.


Two ways to save!

Save 25% on cabinet sets, single cabinets, and cabinet doors at the Community Forklift reuse warehouse. Located at 4671 Tanglewood Dr. in Hyattsville, MD, the warehouse is open to the public every day from 12 to 5 pm. Facemasks are not required at Community Forklift, but they are encouraged. If you choose not to wear a mask, please help keep our community safe and be mindful of those around you. Thank you!

A small selection of our cabinet sets are listed on our Community Forklift Marketplace. Check out the listings for photos, measurements, information, and the option to purchase online with a 25% discount. Within five days of purchase, visit our warehouse for pick-up. To see all available cabinets, please visit our reuse warehouse in person!


Community Forklift provides free home repair supplies and other essentials to households with limited resources through our Home Essentials Program. If you or someone you know needs materials but will have difficulty paying for them, please take a look!


Please note: discount does not include living room cabinets, work benches, tool stands, vintage hutches, select specialty items, items from our consignment partners, or items listed on eBay or Chairish. Items with missing or damaged price tags will not be sold. Discount may not be combined with other discounts or promotions.

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Every time you donate or shop at Community Forklift, you’re helping us lift up local communities through reuse.  We turn the construction waste stream into a resource stream for communities in the DC region – by keeping perfectly good items out of the landfill, preserving historical materials, providing low-cost building supplies, and creating local green jobs.