Was having issues with my car and this younger guy with long black hair was so fricking cool. First…read morehe helped me figure out what tools I would need and then even cut a piece of metal!! Thank you!!

This is a pretty run-of-the-mill smalltown hardware store…read more Even though I live right in the neighborhood, I rarely buy my hardware here. The problem is their business hours: Kroner's is really only open when normal people are at work. When I actually need to buy some kind of hardware (say, on a weeknight at 6pm, or on a Saturday afternoon when I'm doing a home repair, or on a Sunday), this place is inevitably closed. Apparently their target customer is unemployed people? Or maybe Kroner's expects us to take time out of our working day to patronize their store? Business hours of, say, 11:30am to 7:30pm seven-days-a-week would make a lot more sense if Kroner's actually wanted to -- you know -- sell things to people. Because of Kroner's business hours, 90% of the time when I need hardware, I trek allll the way up to the north end of town, to Wal-Mart or Menard's or Home Depot, which are open during the hours when working people like me aren't at work.

ABSOLUTELY the WORST place to purchase!! They do NOT call when your purchase is in, then after I…read moremade this purchase, it went on sale. I had to call if my purchase was in; then when I went to pick it up - customer service was NOT available, FINALLY, someone came, told him my purchase was on sale 3 days after I ordered, NO way, the purchase had to be returned, AND reordered!!! the product was there !!! DO NOT PURCHASE FROM ONALASKA STORE!!! totally incompetent!!! I will NEVER go into this store or purchase from Home Depot again my purchase could NOT be found in any of their stores, had to reschedule my installer, NOW, to have cancel them again to find another product that I want --- only paying 3 times to get my project completed

Military discount was once a deciding factor for where to…read moreshop, now, it's a joke. My last discount on &129.78, was $2.98. insulting to veterans.

Good selection. Prices are a little high for food and…read morecabinets. Even with the rebate.

I just returned home from Your Onalaska Store. I went there to purchase…read morea bib valve for my washing machine hot water supply. All of your valves for the washing machine application have "blue" handles. The gal in the Plumbing Dept. said there is no such thing as "red" handled valves for a washer hook up. I tried to explain that "red" is for the hot water and "blue" is for the cold water hook up. She got kind of "huffy" and told me top paint it "red ". To which I responded that she should talk to whomever orders the valves should get a paint brush and some red paint and when the next shipment comes in, paint half of them "red". I have been doing plumbing for a long time and the red/blue has always been a standard application for a wash machine hook up. Jim S

They do not stand behind there sales. A humidifier would not work after 3 days and the woman gave…read moreme a hard time about returning it saying i didn't know how to use it I will not buy anything there again. i will go to Menards because they take back anything. It will be worth the drive.

Russell's is located In the historic part of downtown Neillsville WI. It's a pretty big store with…read moreisles and isles of stuff. Good local hardware store but maybe not enough employees for the size. They stay in front to help customers which is nice and they take you to the stuff your looking for but then rush back to the front.

WalzCraft has been a trusted name for decades among woodworkers. I have not used them lately but…read moreevery single woodworker I recommended them to over the years praised their quality and good pricing. My own brother said that some of the custom orders cost less than the cost of the material he would have to pay for if he made them himself.

I am a contractor and my first buying experience with WalzCraft was less than stellar. The…read moreoriginal sales rep was only willing to offer minimal information about the product specs and how their panels interact with hardware in order to have a successful outcome. The hardware vendor had no issue working with WalzCraft products to the detail. Unfortunately, the WalzCraft rep and sales manager were quick to push back whenever details of the solution went a little off script. For example: The drawer fronts have recessed panels to match the cabinet doors and as such offer nothing to screw into from inside the drawer box without breaking through to the front of the recessed panel and ruining the finish. WalzCraft was disinterested and provided no solution, preferring instead to get onto the next sale. Eventually the sales rep sent information about thin metal angles that can attach the drawer fronts to the drawer box from the side, but these were not mentioned prior to the sale. These would work fine but the original rep didn't offer these until after I was told they had no solution, forcing me to devise a way on my own to cowboy them in the field. When the sales manager took the initiative to pick up the issue he was unwilling to provide them to me (~$20) in the name of customer service after all the unnecessary back and forth. This is an unprofessional group more interested in toeing the company line and making the next sale rather than engage in minimal problem solving expected with any such project. Interestingly, the hardware vendor who was willing to get into the weeds a little has my business for life, whereas WalzCraft, who seem overly worried about some kind of liability issue, will not get any more business from me. Good luck and be prepared to learn WalzCraft specs better than their staff before you order bc you'll get little support afterwards.