Salvaging cool antique industrial and architectural elements

Today we walk around the building and salvage a number of items for future projects on this channel. This video is about architectural salvage and industrial antiques that can be repurposed into interesting and valuable interior design items.

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[colleenvarlow]

Excellent. I love the colour of the heater as well. Great ideas.

[nicolethijs]

You don’t need to go to Poland anymore! You have all you need in this factory! What a treasure trove!

[olgadw]

I love how you see things. Wish I had the energy to gt stuck into this sort of artwork. Keep going. It's awesome.

[billeckelberry]

Bailey is a great addition to your videos! Always smiling and a bit of a ham, he is a joy to watch! Keep up the good work!

[rebeccakeenaghan]

God 8m loving following you such good videos x

[PanManLou]

Love watching you go…so many amazing ideas in repurposing what you ending up finding all around your property! Truly enjoy your content!

[ndairbornevet]

Chris, I can see you are not slowing down a bit! Keep coming up with all of your creative ideas…can’t wait to see what you think of next! I got a kick out of your nephew, it looks like he’s got the perfect Gomez Adams stache going on ! Lol 🤘😎🤘

[ryangilbert]

The slate is what's left from a pool table I believe the green color is from the felt. Keep up the good work

[bbiskner]

It looks like a donage cart for moving product around

[Sockieknowshockey]

Using an old car Jack to remove posts works well. Look at all your treasures. Can’t wait for the finished projects.

[Viva-la-Maquina]

Hay caramba! What an adventure! For a non technical person you are very resourceful. Only an artist will think about flower pots and lamps while the building is leaking and insecure. Can you generate income renting your yard for parking storage? Do not get hurt!

[ryandean]

I would call the radiator industrial gothic!😊

[limelightcinemagroup]

Hey Chris that's a nice drawer that you found in the cage if you have an old crappy table somewhere in the building you can just take the legs off and use that for the legs

[Mac-vryn]

Black slate tables with standoffs and glass over the electrical components would be bad ass looking to see all that thru the tabletop

[cbpotts]

I cannot tell you how happy I am to see you working with someone, especially when you’re climbing to reach stuff at the ceiling level or dropping heavy items like that radiator. I hate the thought of you being alone and something happening and no one being there to help you.

[heidebenedict]

My sister in Rockford wants your ladder, the old wooden

[loro]

It would be a good venue for graduation or retirement parties.

[oldtop]

Not the first time I've seen stone backing for electrical panels. I went to Biltmore Estate in NC, and the main panel was on marble with all the knife switches marked by room - beautiful work.

Since you plan to use the radiator for a bar, might I suggest using these panels as the top of said bar? You can fill in the holes with tinted epoxy. Just make sure you put it exactly where you want it the first time, because ain't nobody moving it's in position!

[limelightcinemagroup]

Chris get you some concrete gloves the great with no touching cold items and they do keep your hands warm

[cferguson]

Seeing the flathead screws....modern flathead screwdrivers don't always fit tight with the slots in the pre 1900 to 1930s screws. If you come across old antique screwdrivers that are still in good shape, you may want to keep them. It will make disassembly much, much easier.