We are painting a house in Lake Lure and stopped in here to grab some painting supplies. Such a…read moregreat store. Looks little on the outside but has a great selection for any kind of project. Staff is super friendly and knowledgeable, and the prices are WAY better than Lowe's or Home Depot. Wish there were more places like this around.

Best hardware store in wnc...staff is friendly and helpful and will assist you with your bird seed,…read moremulch, piping, lumber, cement, propane or whatever you need....check them out...you will not be disappointed....

A fun and interesting hometown hardware store with a vast selection of new and old. A stupendous…read moreselection of decorative flags!

This is definitely a throwback Main Street hardware store! Not very many of these places survive…read morewhen a large chain like ACE comes to town. Actually there is one in this small, beautiful town! It's a testament to the local home folks for supporting their hometown businesses! I went in there looking for some cloth hand towels. The very kind and helpful lady in charge told me they didn't have any. That was a bit of a surprise to me because they seemed to have an abundance of everything! Not only hardware but also a huge selection of yard art and other display pieces. Like I said; this place is most definitely a throwback in time and its unusual! Even though they didn't have what I needed ; I loved the experience! Any person my age who remembers the way things were in the past should visit not only this place but the entire Main Street of Rutherfordton, N.C. ! It's a thriving small town with much to offer.

We always use Louis Williams & Sons for or job needs. Great quality parts for a good price…read more Windows, doors, sinks ect. You name it they have it or can get it for your mobile home needs. Praytors Home Restoratons can fix your mobile home all with Louis Williams & Sons materials. https://praytorshomerestorations.com/

How does this place not have a review???? This company has been around for years. They used to be…read morelocated on 7th Avenue. They've moved off Spartanburg highway now. Slightly less convenient location, but truth be known, I'd drive 50 miles more if needed. First off, these employees are super nice! And it's not just "hi", "have a nice day". They're just exceptionally nice. Also, they're crazy helpful. I walk in the door and show the gentleman what I need. He says "oh, that's a union brass diverter valve, come down here, I'll show you where it is" what I didn't tell him it's I spent two weeks figuring out who the original manufacturer was! Should've just come here to begin with. I typically only shop at Lowe's. Lowe's didn't have what I needed. From now on, I'm coming here for any plumbing need I have regardless if Lowe's has it or not!!! . Thanks guys!

From the moment you walk in, it feels like you took a step back in time- in the best of ways…read more Wooden floors and a mixture of practical items and lovely gifts greet you at first glance. This store is broken up into two big rooms. The one towards the left is more upscale gift like. You will find lotions, cards, kitchen gadgets and candles/soaps. While it is a bit pricey, I love the local and well curated feel. They have nice candies and snacks from Asheville and some great natural products. Some old fashioned soda in the back for hot summer days. The right side is more your everyday stuff and traditional general store items. You will find actual hardware, command strips, soil, birdseed and leaning supplies. The front has cute games and books. Again, check the prices as some are quite fair (I got birdseed and a birdfeeder for the cat that costs similar to Amazon prices) but some can be high. Other random info- They also do handiwork and make key copies. That's nifty. You can become a member and get some discounts if you wish (it's free). The workers are super friendly and more than willing to help. Street parking.

A diverse store that has just about any kitchen gadget you need including linens…read more The prices are high but there are some unusual items and some local items. It's crowded, narrow isles. Only one employee that was not at the register when we needed to check out. Probably will skip next time

There are a few helpful employees on the floor, and I appreciate them. But the overall tone of this…read morestore is set by leadership, and it's consistently cold and disengaged. The people at the top--those at the front counter and in charge--rarely smile, offer no greeting, and seem irritated by simple customer interaction. A "thank you," a smile, "would you like it in a bag?" or even "have a nice day"--none of those basic human courtesies seem to exist here. What's more disappointing is that this behavior seems to trickle down. Whether by example or expectation, the culture has become one of indifference. I've given this place several chances, hoping the vibe might shift, but it hasn't. So I've started shopping elsewhere--even if it means driving farther or paying a bit more. I'm not just buying hardware; I'm choosing where I feel respected.

This is a small town hardware store that, although it can't compete with Lowes or Home Depot in the…read moresheer volume of items they carry, I honestly think Landrum Hardware is THE BEST SMALL TOWN HARDWARE STORE I have ever been in. (Keep in mind, my idea of a date is a trip to a hardware store, sometimes just to browse.) There is always someone available to help customers, their selection of items is amazing for a store their size, and they make sure to stock supplies people in this area need. Plus they have a U Haul truck rental that makes life so much easier than going south to Greenville/Spartanburg or North to Hendersonville. I often choose Landrum Hardware over Lowes or Home Depot because i know the people there, and I want them to stay in business for a good long time. For a non-chain store, their prices are more than fair. Thank you Landrum Hardware for being here. Susan Lane, Tryon, NC

It's not very often that I get to go shopping in a store that's been opening it's doors…read morecontinuously for 124 years, especially one that looks pretty much the same as it did in 1899 or as it did when was relocated in 1913 which was owned and operated by the same family until 2010. There was a short time that the store was closed in 2010 after the passing of the last remaining original family proprietor until the present owners reopened the doors in 2011 but that's like splitting hairs. Believe it or not they still carries staples like bread, butter and milk, but also other essential items for mountain life like local vegetables, jams, and honey to rakes, paint, plumbing and things that many people have never seen. The old original scales and carts can still be found scattered around the store amongst so many other things from the past that would be nearly impossible to find these days even if you have an Amazon Prime account. Although there has been some technology installed, the old cash register from 1913 still sits close by and is still operational if there is ever a need. So while Pace General still has thousands of traditional and contemporary items for sale, it's also a museum of mountain memories and memorabilia that will carry on this family legacy. If you really want a history lesson on the area spend a few hours here then drive around the area and see what living history looks like...

A piece of small town American history you must visit if in the area. The history of Saluda and of…read morethe store is all throughout the store. In one section of the store there are two trifold posters with pictories and reports of the history. The walls display more pictures telling the history. Throughout the store are also antique items telling the history of items sold in the store. The store sells local produce and grocery items as well as just about any common item you might need. M.A. Pace General Store is also a place where you can visit with your kids who will enjoy Mayfield Dairy's delicious ice cream. M.A. Pace is a walk down memory lane and must stop if you are in the area.

I think years ago, this might have been a hardware store. But now its a place for mainly tourists…read moreto purchase local crafts, garden items and at this time of year, Christmas décor. Friendly owners (maybe the original) willing to search the store for you.

Lots of interesting items and reasonable prices. I always enjoy going there while passing through…read moreForest City. Sometimes they are closed at the lunch hour, so call ahead if you need to.

Going out of business after 48 successful years! What a shame! Yes these individually owned and…read moreoperated mom and pop stores are disappearing at an alarming rate! This hardware store has for the above mentioned years met the needs of the small town of Chesnee S.C.--- A three traffic light town at that! A very large ACE Hardware just moved into a business area that could only support one hardware store! Guess what happened? The little fish just got eaten by the big fish! That's the new story of small town America! When huge retail chain stores move onto the scene; family owned joints can't compete! Look at my hometown; Gaffney S.C. Walmart came to us and main street became home to only things that Walmart can't supply! Loan companies and the like now adorn downtown Gaffney! Congratulations to Chesnee Hardware for surviving as long as you did and the great service that you provided for your community!