Vermonters "seem to be doing a lot of painting" during their isolation, observes one hardware store owner.
As customers looking to make a purchase wind their way through the maze-like piles of products, they’ll find a trip to Cathlamet’s Wright Pro Hardware is like walking through an
The value of inventory, the power of hard work, and how owning a hardware store is like being a bartender.
A complete and comprehensive shopping guide to the hardware store for any crafter/maker!
The hardware store can get you the tools and supplies you need, but also the advice you need on pressure treated or untreated lumber options.
Learn how to make a gift bow perfect for Father's Day (or any builder in your life!) out of ribbon, screws, nails, washers, and other hardware.
This is a video that my friend Zach and I built highlighting the tool sale that takes place 2 times a year at our local hardware store. Everybody around town shows…
When you have a drain clog in your home, you may be tempted to go out and grab a liquid drain cleaner from the nearest hardware store. We’d strongly advise
IKEA is testing two new store designs that rip up the blueprint of its signature maze-like showrooms, as the retailer explores how to keep physical locations relevant in the age of e-commerce.
It’s easy to get lost in the aisles of a big box home improvement store. Although the big chains are often well-staffed, their sheer size means you can't always find a knowledgable employee when you need help picking out a wood stain or choosing sheetrock. If you need an expert opinion when purchasing supplies for your next home improvement, consider heading to your local independent hardware store. Many of these shops have been a part of the community for generations, so you can…
If you strictly shop for price, the big box hardware stores are hard to beat. High volume and nationwide buying power mean Lowes and Home Depot can offer lower prices that most competitors.
New Orleans -- When executed correctly, the neighborhood hardware store format serves as a confirmation of one's surroundings. In a city like New Orleans, local idiosyncracies are especially difficult to leave out. Where else can you find crawfish boiling pots and fleur de lis merchandise mixed in with your usual nuts and bolts? Here are a few snapshots from Mary's Ace Hardware -- a popular French Quarter hardware store -- that are especially emblematic of the local flavor.
Have you ever been to a speakeasy-style bar?