EST. 2026 · CIRCULAR ECONOMY

Trash In.
Treasure Out.

SCRAPLAB hooks you up with rescued materials, zero-gatekeeping DIY guides, and swap meets down the street. Build the weird stuff. Waste nothing.

Weathered wood offcuts and bent metal parts piled up before upcycling
BEFORE: SCRAP
A finished plant shelf and lamp built from the reclaimed wood and metal
AFTER: UPCYCLED

THE WORKSHOP WALL

Everything a maker needs, minus the shopping

Material Marketplace

Rescued offcuts, pallets, fabric bolts, and odd hardware from donors near you. One maker's trash is your next build's bones.

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DIY Workshops & Guides

Step-by-step upcycling builds rated Rookie to Rad. Turn dead bikes into lamps without losing a finger.

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Community Swap Meets

Trade materials and creations with local makers, in person. Barter, brag, and repeat every month.

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HOW IT WORKS

Rescue. Rebuild. Release.

  1. Rescue

    Claim scrap from the marketplace, a hub, or a curb near you. Our safety guide flags the no-go list.

  2. Rebuild

    Follow a guide or freestyle it. Workshop videos for every level — power tools optional, chaos welcome.

  3. Release

    List your build, swap it at a meet, or sell it on the marketplace. Keep the materials in the loop.

WORD ON THE STREET

Makers talking trash

"I built a bookshelf out of a dead fridge and SCRAPLAB's pallet guide. My apartment has never looked weirder — or better."
Portrait of Maya, pallet furniture builder Maya R.Pallet Furniture Builder
"Swap meets alone paid for my membership. I traded a bucket of corks for a working sewing machine. Zero regrets."
Portrait of Deon, bottle-lamp maker Deon K.Bottle-Lamp Maker

PRICING

Pick your scrap budget

Scavenger

Free

  • Browse the marketplace
  • 1 swap per month
  • Community access
Start Free

Studio

$39/mo

  • Up to 5 team seats
  • Bulk material sourcing
  • Priority pickup & delivery
Contact Us

FAQ

Sticky questions, straight answers

What materials can I trade?

Wood offcuts, glass jars, textiles, pallets, clean e-waste, and most things dry, clean, and legal. Every listing carries a safety tag, and our no-go list keeps the scary stuff out of the loop.

Do I need DIY experience to join?

Nope. Guides are rated Rookie to Rad, and swap meets always have a veteran who has already made your mistake for you. Start with a bottle lamp and climb from there.

How do pickup and delivery work?

Donors drop materials at neighborhood hubs and makers collect locally, usually within a bike ride. Maker and Studio plans add scheduled pickup for big loads within 30 miles.

FINAL CALL

Landfill is full of good ideas. Dig in.

One email a month: fresh rescues, new guides, and swap meets near you.

No spam. Just scraps.