Very knowledegable and helpful staff. Good prices and good stock. i have looked further afield only…read moreto find the best deals here which makes this my preferred port of call

This shop does have extensive stock. However, throughout the many years I have…read morehad to purchase items there, I have never found it to be a pleasant experience. There is one particular member of staff who is always unfriendly, sour, never able to say good morning, hello, or anything of that nature.If you should complain or remark, the other staff are inclined to side with one another like children in a playground.I had a substantial amount of money to spend on behalf of my neighbours for our garden but went elsewhere.They have no competition in Troon , unfortunately so you either buy there or go elsewhere. We will go elswhere.

Absolutely brilliant wee old school village hardware store - always has what I need and is a joy…read morejust to browse in too - you never know what you might find that you never knew you needed!

This place hides it light under a bushel - it would be easy to miss it down the street. All the DIY…read moreneeds you might have can be catered for here

They have a massive selection of home ware from electrical, leisure, tools to laundry products here…read morea bit like crockets in glasgow but more selection and more organised you can easly walk in for one thing and come out with ten items.

I've used Stamperland Hardware it more than once and never been disappointed. The owner is very…read moreknowledgeable and helpful. He has a great selection of hardware, and the prices are very reasonable too.

This is a great little independent hardware store and it is full with everything, and I mean…read moreeverything. Need some lightbulbs, check. Clothes pegs? Check. Nuts and bolts? Check. Garden gnomes? Yup. Like I said, they have everything here and it is an exciting place to browse, as there are buckets upon buckets filled to the brim with knick knacks and hardware goods. So if you're feeling inspired and want to do some DIY around the house but have forgotten to buy that tiny screw driver for fiddly nails then this store is a good shout. When the weather permits many of the goods are displayed on the pavement just outside the shop. I came here a few months ago looking for some batteries and they had plenty of them and they weren't too pricey either. The shop owner was very friendly and asked if I needed any help. After that he got me my batteries quick smart and I was on my way satisfied that I could now put some juice in my camera and take some nice new pictures. A great little shop.

Agreed, cheaper and more helpful than the big stores. They can deliver too. The shop is a bit…read moresmall, but a true Alladins cave.

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You'll find lots of inexpensive odds and ends in this shop which is found in the pedestrianised…read morestreet just up from The Cross in town. There is a large range of vases, especially the tall thin variety, and there are artificial flowers too. Plenty of toys and gifts of various kinds, gardening tools, some stationery and homeware items. They seem to specialise in large pictures and posters for the home, especially of the 'movie-star' type. The two men I've talked to in there have always been helpful.

Jacks is somewhat of a Lanark institution. I think The original Jack (whoever he may be) might be…read moreLanark's favourite Jack, edging out Nicholson, Ruby, Kerouac and even Daniels... It's one of those old fashioned ironmongers - if you remember the sorely missed Crockett's in Glasgow, this is a smaller version, but essentially the same theory. If you can use it in the house, on the house, above the house, under the house or near the house, then Jacks will have it. The price for this mish mash of usefullness is that some things will be more expensive than, say, Homebase, which doesn't exist in Lanark any more - Jacks was here before them, and is here after them. Three or four times this past month I've needed something and the phrase "Aye, Jacks will have it" was the first thing said to me. I went in today and sure enough, got everything I needed. There's something great about just wandering around these kinds of places, and discovering things you never knew you wanted, probably didn't need, but you end up with three of them anyway. That's Jacks... and nobody in Lanark would change it.

I have to say that this place is a hardware shop very much in the mould on the one seen in the Two…read moreRonnies fork handles sketch, but in a good way. It's one of those shops that's actually surprising to find, a small local business where the staff are helpful, friendly and knowledgeable all in the right quantities. This is the place to go locally for all manner of hardware items, fireplaces, tools, mouse traps, axes, scythes and all other weird bits and bobs. They also sell homeware items and ornamental things, the range and the service that this shop provides just can't be touched by somewhere like B & Q or Homebase.

LA Locksmith went above and beyond this morning to help unlock my car door to save smashing window…read morewith two children inside. I had a mechanic try for 2 hours and he done a wonderful job unlocking the lock however it was deadlocked with key and wouldn't open. my children were getting distressed inside but LA Locksmith turned up to the job quickly and fixed the problem within minutes cannot thank them enough for helping us out and preventing my kids any distress or injury by breaking a window. LA Locksmith is saved in my phone for any future disasters.