Saturday, 23 December 2023

Global Reuse Marketplace, charity & company resources / links



A list of global countries that have a large online marketplace that sells used goods as well as new that is equivalent


CountryMarketplaceWebsite Link
ArgentinaMercadoLibrehttps://www.mercadolibre.com.ar/
AustraliaGumtreehttps://www.gumtree.com.au/
AustriaShpockhttps://www.shpock.com/
Belgium2dehandshttps://www.2dehands.be/
BrazilMercado Livrehttps://www.mercadolivre.com.br/
CanadaKijijihttps://www.kijiji.ca/
ChileMercadoLibrehttps://www.mercadolibre.cl/
ColombiaMercadoLibrehttps://www.mercadolibre.com.co/
Czech RepublicBazošhttps://www.bazos.cz/
DenmarkDBAhttps://www.dba.dk/
FinlandTori.fihttps://www.tori.fi/
FranceLe Bon Coinhttps://www.leboncoin.fr/
GermanyeBay Kleinanzeigenhttps://www.kleinanzeigen.de/
HungaryVaterahttps://www.vatera.hu/
IndiaOLXhttps://www.olx.in/
IndonesiaTokopediahttps://www.tokopedia.com/
IrelandDoneDealhttps://www.donedeal.ie/
IsraelYad2https://www.yad2.co.il/
ItalySubito.ithttps://www.subito.it/
JapanMercarihttps://www.mercari.com/jp/tos/
MexicoMercado Librehttps://www.mercadolibre.com.mx/
NetherlandsMarktplaatshttps://www.marktplaats.nl/
New ZealandTrade Mehttps://www.trademe.co.nz/
NorwayFinn.nohttps://www.finn.no/
PeruMercadoLibrehttps://www.mercadolibre.com.pe/
PhilippinesShopeehttps://shopee.ph/
PolandAllegrohttps://www.facebook.com/allegro/
PortugalOLXhttps://www.olx.pt/
RussiaAvitohttps://m.avito.ru/
SingaporeCarousellhttps://www.carousell.sg/
South AfricaGumtreehttps://www.gumtree.co.za/
SpainWallapophttps://www.wallapop.com/
SwedenBlockethttps://www.blocket.se/
SwitzerlandRicardohttps://www.ricardo.ch/en
TaiwanRutenhttps://www.ruten.com.tw/
ThailandShopeehttps://shopee.co.th/
TurkeyLetgohttps://www.letgo.com/
United Kingdomebayhttps://www.ebay.co.uk  
UruguayMercadoLibrehttps://www.mercadolibre.com.uy/
VenezuelaMercadoLibrehttps://www.mercadolibre.com.ve/ 










































































Monday, 10 July 2023

Announcement of a new initiative, provisionally called FRRAPS - Flood Recovery Repair and Preparation Supplies . It will supply buckets, walking platforms , hardware and fixings, tools at half price or below to help charities and small businesses prepare and recover from flooded buildings and land liable to flood.

I announce a new initiative, provisionally called FRRAPS - Flood Recovery Repair and Preparation Supplies . It will supply buckets, walking platforms , hardware and fixings, tools at

half price or below to help charities and small businesses prepare and recover from flooded building and land liable to flood. 


initial materials offered with stock of several thousand, often repeatable items are: 

 

1. 2m long Rot proof plastic & grp Door edge strips (DES) to raise floors above flood levels (recently used to raise shed floors by a shed manufacturer )

2. Heavy duty plastic buckets from 5 to 25 litres in capacity (I gave you samples of these before)

3. Walking platforms of aluminium framed buffalo boards to walk across flooded areas 1.5 to 2.8m long,
 30, 40, 50cm wide

4, grp roof sheets in 1.6 to 2.5 m length x 1m wide to repair roofs or divert water away from damaged gutters

5, cans of expanding foam to plug gaps , insulate etc

6. New kitchen cupboard doors to replace damaged ones (mixed styles & sizes)

7. Insulated panels 

8. Related screws & fixings  

9. Plastic Guttering & fixings

10. Tanninised treated timber of various lengths

Friday, 16 June 2023

visit to The Scrap Space scrap store in Shoreham E. Sussex on 15th June 23

 Thank to Emily for the great chat & tour of The Scrap Space  https://www.weareoverthemoon.org/thescrapspace

 















 

Monday, 13 March 2023

Large Reused Wooden Cable Drums Donated by Cabinz cic to Save the Children Charity Shop for Store Display

 




Cabinz Donates New Wood to Woodwork to Wellness Charity near Chester, who have made it into Trellis, that will be available for sale

 The trellis in the picture has been made by Woodwork to Wellness members and is approx. 1.8m tall and  cut in half, so is available in twice the width. They also run a food bank, pictured in the foreground 


 

Experiments with 90 Degree Corner Bending of Insulated Metal Panel Sheet (IMPS) for Small Low Cost Shelter

 This was considered a failure as the bend was not that well made, a bending tool would likely be required. In addition the metal sheet delaminated by the bend so, a composite plastic beam was inserted so the metal sheet could be screwed to it












 

Request for Comments on Research Regarding Construction Methods and Materials in U.S. Homes. Q. Why are 90% of USA homes still stick built when much stronger / more insulative composite SIPS panels have existed for decades?

 Open Email sent a month ago to various USA orgs who work for stronger  / better buildings such as : BuildStrong Coalition, National Institu...