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Plate Glass
Materials that should not be mixed into curbside recycling: drinking or wine glasses and plates, ceramics, Pyrex or other heat resistant glass, light bulbs, computer monitors, phone screens, plate glass: windows, sliding doors (can be recycled separately), safety glass, car windshields, art glass and leaded crystal, mirrors
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2020 Milvia St, Berkeley • (510) 845-0410Custom cut plate glass to replaceDrop-off for a Fee -
- Repair
1221 Grand Ave., Piedmont • (510) 652-1936Cutting servicesDrop-off for a Fee -
- Reuse
900 Murray St., Berkeley • (510) 841-7283reusableFree Drop-off -
- Reuse
- Repair
4024 MacArthur Ave., Oakland • (510) 530-1966glass cuttingDrop-off for a Fee -
- Repair
8900 Brentwood Blvd., Brentwood • (925) 634-3201Glass cuttingDrop-off for a Fee -
- Recycle
5900 Coliseum Way, Oakland • (510) 636-1166Drop-off for a Fee -
- Repair
2436 Webb Ave, Alameda • (510) 522-0131custom glass cuttingDrop-off for a Fee -
- Landfill
3110 Busch Rd., Pleasanton • (925) 846-2042Drop-off for a Fee -
- Reuse
801 Toland St., San Francisco • (415) 617-1746Stained glass and supplies only.Free Drop-off -
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238 Bonview, San Francisco • (415) 641-5610Traffic light lenses accepted. 1/4 in thick & 12 x 12 in miniumum size piece.Free Drop-off -
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1608 Las Plumas Ave., San Jose • (408) 933-3608All windows must be dual pane with seals intact and in good reusable condition. Must include all parts necessary for operation. Although donation pick-up is offered, it is not guaranteed.Free Drop-off, Free Pick-up
Additional Online Resources for Plate Glass
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