State Surplus Store

Go find that pocket knife, box cutter, or whatever dangerous item TSA confiscated from you and buy one like it back.

We were quoted over $20,000 to put in desk, chairs, filing cabinets, etc. for our new building. We bought everything we needed within two hours and under $600. No, not much is modern or desks match. We were able to buy filing cabinets for under $10, boxes of hanging files that cost more than $85 a box for five dollars a box. If you need basic office furniture, that is a good quality, this is your place.

The guy working there helped us load everything onto the trailer and strap it down. I am very grateful to the people that work there. Everybody was very kind and helpful.

Good place for treasure hunt many things left at airports. Or state surplus

Amazing place for tools lovers

Only opened during the week. I great place to find discounts. They have working monitors and ink for $10. Binders and paper at low rate. Depending on the time they have a large range of office chairs for $9. They also have older state vehicles for under $10,000.
All sales are final here.
They do not deliver. You need to be able to pack your vehicle. If you are getting larger items you can go to the loading dock to load your vehicle easier. This is definitely a place to check out.

Great place to purchase affordable things needed for small businesses.

I need a rotary phone but they didn’t have one but they got a whole lot more random stuff

Picked up a crescent wrench. Looks like airport confiscated items and a host of other stuff. Don't forget to go through the double door and have a look around In the warehouse. Furniture, commercial equipment etc. Saw a nice commercial buffer, file cabinets, printers, cabinets, shelving... Enjoy

If you need a good desk this is the best place to come and get a good size desk for dirt cheap

Stopped by to stock up on pocket knives. At $3 and $5 for most, they hard to pass up. Lots of other stuff too. Stop by if you haven't been.

Great place. Buy all my office furniture there!!

I go in here because I always find something interesting. I bought several bookcases about 8 to 9 ft tall, and I put them in my shoe room for all of my shoes. Business chairs, or office chairs, printer ink, vacuum cleaners, wet vacs, furniture, desks, professional cleaning supplies, belts, knives, scissors, cups, glasses, Sun shades, just a few of the small things that the state of Texas is no longer going to need or things that come from airports that people have confiscated or lose. The staff is great, and pretty friendly. I really shouldn't post anything about this place. Because now it's always full of people lol.

Its a good place to buy surplus

Amazing deals! I have to visit this place at least 4 times a yr.

Thanks to TikTok, this is a popular place after 11:00 a.m. We arrived at 8:00 expecting to find used government furniture. We found 4 desks, 20 stackable chairs, 4 desk chairs, 2 filing cabinets, 1 credenza, and approximately 20 other small office items we needed. All for $500. The staff was very friendly. Three workers helped us load our trailer.

Get there early. This warehouse is NOT air conditioned.

Always an adventure. You never know if you may find a "treasure to you." They are a depository for items confiscated and/or abandoned at airports, as well as surplus from governmental agencies. There is no regular inventory, you just have to keep going back, and if you see something you think you might want, grab it! It may not be there in 20 minutes. Almost like a clean, organized flea market.

Neat store with a wide variety of things you can buy. They have stuff confiscated at airports and retired/surplus government supplies. It can be a hit or miss depending on what you are looking for but you can usually find something to buy. Great selection of tools, sunglasses and knives.

Always can find something reasonable to purchase. Office chairs around $25 or more, desks are cheap, file cabinets, file folders, staples, umbrellas, hats, belts, knives, kitchen utensils, a little bit of everything. Most things are inexpensive.

Let me just say that this is one of the most interesting stores I have ever been to. I have lived in Austin, Texas for many years, and only recently I stumbled across this place and decided to visit. I was not disappointed. This place has an immense selection of random furniture, electronics, power tools, etc. at extremely good prices! I bought a small, two-drawer HON file cabinet for only $10 (it even has wheels and a dual "brake" system to stop it from rolling away). To make the deal even more amazing, there was an unopened bag of spare parts tucked inside, which turned out to be a mounting system that allows you to mount file folders along the length of the drawer rather than across it. I also bought a PC DVD player (the kind that slides into the drive bay in a computer case) for only $5 (which worked perfectly when I plugged it in). Granted, most of the items in the store are used, and some may not be in the best shape, but it makes exploring this store feel more like a treasure hunt rather than a boring outing. They have the most interesting selection of items: typewriters, desks, computer monitors, calculators, staplers, cassette players, tiny cameras, you name it. You never know what you are going to find there, which makes it all the more exciting!

Was a nice hidden gem to find