The 2026 Yale Warehouse Sale Is on Saturday, May 16 in Norton, MA

Last year, 40 people were already in line at our Warehouse Sale before 7:00 AM. One had driven eight hours from Toronto.

This year, we're back at our Norton warehouse with more inventory than we've ever put on the floor.

One day only. Saturday, May 16, 2026. 8:30 AM to 12:00 PM. Norton, MA. Daily product previews start Monday, May 11th. Check back here each day leading up to the sale.

Save 20% to 80% on over 500 open-box, overstocked, and discontinued models from Wolf, Sub-Zero, Miele, Thermador, Bosch, Gaggenau, BlueStar, Fisher & Paykel, GE Appliances, Café, GE Profile, KitchenAid, Liebherr, and LG.

In-store only. First come, first served.

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Why Does the Warehouse Fill Up Each Year?

⚡ Quick Answer: Yale delivers 300 to 400 appliances a day, so even small return rates, plus overstocks and floor displays, add up to over 500 items on the warehouse floor once a year.

Yale delivers 300 to 400 appliances a day. Even at a 1% to 2% return rate, that's four to six pieces coming back daily. Multiply that across six months, and the warehouse starts to bulge.

Yale Appliance Norton Warehouse

These are not used appliances.

They came back because someone ordered a 36" range for a 30" opening, picked gas when the line was electric, or chose a column fridge that wouldn't clear a doorway.

Most national appliance retailers charge 30% to 40% to take an unused appliance back. On a $4,000 range, that's a $1,400 penalty simply for measuring wrong.

Add overstocks, scratch-and-dent, floor displays, plumbing fixtures, and small appliances to the returns, and once a year we have a problem: over 500 perfectly good pieces that need homes like yours.

How Did a Chef Score an $8,000 Drawer for $800?

⚡ Quick Answer: At our annual warehouse sale, specialty pieces like vacuum seal drawers, warming drawers, and pro ranges often sell at a fraction of retail because most shoppers aren't hunting for them.

Last year, a chef walked the floor with me, and I showed him a Gaggenau vacuum seal drawer. Retail, roughly $8,000. He walked out paying closer to $800.

I know because his daughter goes to school with mine. He lit up like a pinball machine and still reminds me a year later.

These hide at every sale: specialty hoods, warming drawers, column refrigerators in specific widths, 60-inch pro ranges, and other cooking pieces most shoppers aren't hunting for.

You will do well here for two reasons:

• For a popular piece like a range, fridge, or laundry pair, get in line before 8:30. Most of that inventory moves in the first ninety minutes, if not sooner.

• For a specific, expensive piece most people aren't shopping for, this sale is built for you.

Those are the $8,000-for-$800 finds, and there are more of them than we care to admit.

When and Where Is the Warehouse Sale?

⚡ Quick Answer: The sale runs Saturday, May 16, 2026, from 8:30 AM to 12:00 PM at 42 Leonard St, Norton, MA. Yale Cardholders get in 30 minutes early at 8:00 AM.

• Date: Saturday, May 16, 2026

• Location: 42 Leonard St, Norton, MA

• Hours: 8:30 AM to 12:00 PM

Early access for Yale Cardholders. Enter 30 minutes early at 8:00 AM, and bring your Yale Card or card number.

How Does the Warehouse Sale Work?

⚡ Quick Answer: It's first come, first served, with no reservations, holds, or phone orders. Most popular inventory is gone by 10 AM.

This is a fast-moving event. First come, first served.

To keep things fair, we don't reserve or hold products, and we can't take phone orders.

Think of it like the old Filene's bridal sales. Sixty to a hundred people line up before the doors open and make a run at the popular pieces. Most of that inventory is gone by 10 AM.