Building 19 Rugs Norwood

The former building 19 site will soon house a self storage facility.

Building 19 rugs norwood. A building that once housed a building 19 discount retail outlet is being converted to self storage in norwood mass. I have had it. They also sold items with small defects seconds. The facility at 1450 boston providence highway could open in late spring.

Building 19 was a chain of discount stores in new england that operated from 1964 until they declared bankruptcy in 2013. See 7 photos and 1 tip from 249 visitors to building 19. Lately i ve been looking for multiple tables and rugs and have seen so many signs throughout the route 1 area of norwood and walpole advertising for a huge rug sale inside the walpole mall so i decided to check it out. At the time of their bankruptcy they closed all 13 stores.

The store sold a wide variety of items obtained in fire sales closeouts bankruptcies overstocks and customs seizures. The norwood location opened for business this past saturday and by the looks of this picture the burlington location may not be far behind as the former building 19 is already full of rugs. Store is now a rug depot no more building 19. Halloween last night.

The old building 19 was taken over and it s being converted into a self storage building leclerc said. We hope every one of our followers had a safe and cheap. 10 reviews of boston bargain outlet after building 19 closed up the street in norwood it went from the rug dept to boston bargain outlet. The same family that owned the chain later reopened two of the former locations as a part of a new business the rug department that was limited to rugs and related merchandise.

Now on to november. Too bad we missed the question. Thanks for the shout out. Building 19 was a chain of unique warehouse style new england discount stores that offered good stuff cheap for over 50 years before being forced into bankruptcy in 2013.

We re shooting for a late spring turnover. Developer gre norwood llc was able to file construction permits without approval from the citys planning board because self storage is an approved use in the manufacturing district the source reported. Walmart target and other big retailers as well as online shopping led to a decline in sales and after a decade of struggling the company closed all the building 19 stores in 2013. In 2014 the norwood and the burlington stores were the final two locations to close after a short period of time as rug wholesalers.