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Smash Salvage
Smash Salvage: Architectural treasures and unique salvaged finds for your space.
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Retail Store
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Smash Salvage: Architectural treasures and unique salvaged finds for your space.
Smash Salvage is a Hamilton home goods store featuring a vast warehouse of salvaged architectural pieces, furniture and unique finds. Located at 965 King St E, it draws shoppers seeking vintage lighting, ladders and other era-specific items. Reviews highlight a huge selection and the niche expertise of John and Paul, while some note a sparse home-use stock and occasional online communication gaps.
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Offering unique salvaged items like doors, windows, and industrial fixtures from historic Hamilton buildings.
Curated selection of old and worn couches, chairs, and large furniture pieces with character.
Specialty lighting, ladders, and decorative items repurposed from industrial materials.
Focus on substantial, statement pieces ideal for home renovation or commercial projects.
Spacious warehouse experience for hands-on exploration of salvaged treasures.
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Overall rating
Evan Ducharme
Make sure you check items thoroughly before purchasing over the internet. If there are any flaws noticed upon arrival, the store will not acknowledge or respond to your messages.
Alyssa Lee Holmes
Architectural treasures of Hamilton's rich industrial past have been carefully salvaged from the many historic buildings in and around our incredible area all in one warehouse (shop??? Doesnt feel right.) ⚒🧱🤘
Matt Regan
Furniture and unique items are what I live for are a hug hobby of mine. I was referred to this store by another store in Toronto and this place was definitely worth the drive. John and Paul definitely have a niche. A huge selection to choose from. This was the equivalent to whenI was a kid in Toys R Us. I love my new lights and the ladder is going to look superb. Thanks guys for keeping the past alive!
Lindsay Edwards
Very sparse which was surprising. Sales women seemed more interested in conversing with friend or gentlemen who worked for or with her than paying attention who walked in and back put again.
Sabrina Paez-Parent
Smash looks great inside and has a lot of space but doesn’t really have many items for sale that can be used in your home. There are mostly large items and very old and worn couches and furniture.
