FIG. V.1Plan Your Visit

Come see it in person.

Everything we sell is one-of-a-kind, which means photographs only get you so far. Here is everything you need to know before you drive over.

FIG. V.2Address

800 S Jason St

Denver, CO 80223

Last unit on the left · 5 blocks down from Austin Hardwoods

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FIG. V.3Hours

Tue – Fri: 10a – 5p
Saturday: 10a – 4p
Sun & Mon: Closed

Walk-ins welcome — no appointment needed

Call 720-236-0454

FIG. V.4Payment & Loading

Cash, card or Bitcoin
We load everything but carpet tile
Carpet tile is self-load
Bring ratchet straps
Our shop dogs are here — please leave yours at home

No delivery — browse online, buy in person

FIG. V.5Finding Us

We are the last unit on the left.

We are on the same street as Austin Hardwoods, aboutfive blocks down from them — if you have found them, keep going. We are thelast unit on the left, roll-up door open when we are. Pull your truck right up to the racks; we load with a forklift.

800 S Jason St

Denver, CO 80223 · Last unit on the left

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800 S Jason St · Denver, CO 80223

FIG. V.4bThe Yard

The yard, before you get here.

Twelve thousand square feet of it, and it changes every week. The video is the approach — down the row, past the turf, through the roll-up door. Everything after that is the floor you will be walking.

800 S Jason St · last unit on the left, 5 blocks down from Austin Hardwoods

01The entrance. If the sign says open, we are open.
02The roll-up door — last unit on the left.
03Timber racked outside. Pull your truck right up to it.
04Inside. Beams, slabs and steel down both sides.
05The main floor, looking down the length of it.
06The finished end — pieces built in the shop.
07Board stacks. This is a fraction of it.
08Along the fence line, where the odd things end up.
09The whole site from above.
01The entrance. If the sign says open, we are open.
02The roll-up door — last unit on the left.
03Timber racked outside. Pull your truck right up to it.
04Inside. Beams, slabs and steel down both sides.
05The main floor, looking down the length of it.
06The finished end — pieces built in the shop.
07Board stacks. This is a fraction of it.
08Along the fence line, where the odd things end up.
09The whole site from above.

9 photographs · on a slow loop

FIG. V.5What To Bring

Bring the right vehicle. This is the one that trips people up.

Artificial turf — read this

You need a FLATBED TRUCK or an OPEN (no roof) TRAILER. We cannot load a pickup truck with turf. Rolls weigh 900–1,400 lbs and we load them with a telehandler that reaches over trailer bedrails and into dump trailers. Flatbeds and trailers rent from Home Depot and U-Haul. Bring ratchet straps.

FIG. V.5bWhat Are You Driving?

Slide through and see what fits.

The whole table

What each vehicle can carry from Revolve Reclaimed, 800 S Jason St
Vehicle	Lumber, beams & slabs	Artificial turf	Carpet tile & tarps
Car or SUV	Check first — Measure first. Most of what we stock is longer than a car.	No — A roll is 900–1,400 lbs. It does not go in a car.	Yes — Any vehicle works. Tile is self-load — bring a hand truck.
Pickup truck	Yes — Boards run to 20ft. Bring straps, and a flag if you are hanging over.	No — We cannot load a pickup with turf. This is the one that trips people up.	Yes — Any vehicle works. Tile is self-load — bring a hand truck.
Enclosed trailer	Yes — Fine, as long as your load fits through the door.	No — The roof is the problem — the telehandler has to reach in from above.	Yes — Any vehicle works. Tile is self-load — bring a hand truck.
Open trailer	Yes — Boards run to 20ft. Bring straps, and a flag if you are hanging over.	Yes — The telehandler reaches over the bedrails. Bring ratchet straps.	Yes — Any vehicle works. Tile is self-load — bring a hand truck.
Flatbed truck	Yes — The easiest thing to load long stock onto. Bring straps.	Yes — Ideal. Rolls go straight on with the telehandler.	Yes — Any vehicle works. Tile is self-load — bring a hand truck.
Dump trailer	Yes — Fine. Watch the sides on anything over about 12ft.	Yes — The telehandler reaches down into dump trailers.	Yes — Any vehicle works. Tile is self-load — bring a hand truck.

FIG. V.6Before You Drive Out

Questions we get on the phone.

Where is Revolve Reclaimed located?

Revolve Reclaimed is at 800 S Jason St, Denver, CO 80223. We are the last unit on the left, on the same street as Austin Hardwoods and about five blocks down from them.

What are your hours?

Tuesday through Friday 10am to 5pm, and Saturday 10am to 4pm. We are closed Sunday and Monday.

Do I need an appointment?

No. Walk-ins are welcome during open hours. We do recommend calling 720-236-0454 first if you are driving for a specific piece, because inventory turns over weekly.

What kind of vehicle do I need?

For lumber and beams, a pickup or trailer is usually fine. For artificial turf you must bring a FLATBED TRUCK or an OPEN trailer with no roof — we cannot load a pickup with turf. Rolls weigh 900 to 1,400 pounds.

Do you load material for me?

Most of it, yes. Beams, lumber, slabs, steel and turf we load or help you load. Turf goes on with a telehandler that reaches over trailer bedrails and into dump trailers. Commercial carpet tile is self-load — bring a hand truck and someone to help. Bring ratchet straps for anything long.

What payment do you accept?

Cash, card or Bitcoin.

Do you deliver?

Our model is browse online, buy in person. For large or custom orders, call 720-236-0454 and we can talk about options.

Can I bring my dog?

Please leave yours at home. Our own dogs are usually in the shop and it works better for everyone if visiting dogs stay home. Ours will be happy to say hello.