Good place to pick up diy supplies locally. Selection is limited in some departments.read more

Cashier woman with no mask talking in face of an elderly woman. I asked her why she wasn't wearing…read morea mask and she said she had a doctors excuse. Unbelievable. What a busy beaver. Won't be back.

This is a great place to shop. They carry so many things. The sale prices are beyond amazing…read more Lowe's might sell a little cheaper but you're dealing with a big conglomerate who doesn't care about you compared to a neighbor owned store where employees will help find everything and you know you're supporting a local business. No self checkout to deal with. All of that matters to me.

Stanford Home Center in Plum, PA is our go to store! Not only do they have everything you need for…read moreyour home, but they do a lot for the community. The owner and staff members are friendly and helpful. They put on a great Christmas event for kids, bringing Santa in and letting the kids talk with him and get a photo. We love that this store is right down the road and we like to support locally owned businesses like Stanford.

If you want to learn something about woodworking, this is the place to go and Travis is the teacher…read moreto seek. I have taken 2 classes with Travis and he is very, very knowledgeable, very skilled, and he will teach you the theory behind the project, what to expect, how do to the project safely, why you do certain things, and he is an excellent teacher. Rockler provides good tools and equipment for the class.

Rockler Woodworking & Hardware is a retail-store chain that sells woods, hardware, power tools,…read morehand tools, and more in stores across the country. Merchandise includes woods (e.g., domestic, exotic, plywood, and veneer), hardware (e.g., slides, hinges, and knobs), power tools (e.g., routers, planers, saws, sanders, and drills), hand tools (e.g., clamps, chisels, tape measures, and screwdrivers), etcetera. I have not done serious woodworking in many years, but this store offers merchandise that is of use to me, such as sanders, glues, and stains. During my recent visit, an employee asked me if I needed any assistance and was courteous rather than pushy. The shelves were fully stocked and well organized, and I found what I wanted. As for prices, I did compare many of this store's prices to a competing online retailer's prices, and some were lower, and some were higher. I want to also mention that this store offers woodworking classes in which you can learn to make a pepper mill, bowl, vase, and more. According to an informational sheet, each class is roughly a few hours long and costs over $100.