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Sun People Dry Goods adds an Eco Depot showroom


Great news: Sun People Dry Goods Co. is proud to announce the opening of an EcoDepot Showroom at their store located adjacent to the Spokane Public Market. EcoDepot was founded in 1994 in Spokane Valley. They focus on sustainable building materials ranging from solar and wind power products and installation, to eco-friendly floor, countertops and paints.

“We are extremely excited to welcome EcoDepot into our space. Their emphasis on green building is a perfect compliment to our products and mission around everyday sustainability. This helps us continue to become, Spokane’s one-stop shop for green living,” says Sun People Dry Goods Co. Co-Owner and General Manager, Juliet Sinisterra.

EcoDepot will be sub-leasing approximately 200 square feet of the Sun People showroom. Materials provided will be a sampling of all that EcoDepot offers. Products range from solar-powered backpacks to recycled, low VOC paints, to energy efficient LEDs bulbs. EcoDepot will also offer Solar 101 classes through Sun People. “We appreciate the opportunity to share our Green Living products with a greater number of people via the Sun People Annex!” says EcoDepot co-owner, Bruce Gage.

“The folks at EcoDepot have been living and selling green longer than anyone in Spokane. Their commitment to building a greener, healthier Spokane makes them a perfect fit for Sun People,” says Sinisterra.

EcoDepot will now have two locations, their main showroom located at 1326 East Sprague, and their showroom at Sun People Dry Goods Co. located at 32 W 2nd Ave, Ste. 200.



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