We are very pleased with the service and the Bosch dishwasher we purchased. The installation went…read moresmoothly even though they faced some challenges with our setup. Highly recommend Kountry Appliance Outlet if you are looking to replace one of your appliances. We will be back, out dryer is dying.

From the owner: Specialties Huge Selection, Inventory Constantly Changing,…read moreAppliance Delivery Products Washers, Dryers, Stoves, Freezers, Refrigerators, Ranges, Dishwashers, Microwaves Services Delivery Available, Discount Appliances, New Appliances, Scratched & Dent, Service & Repair on All Appliances, Some Items Up To 50% of Retail Brands Whirlpool, Frigidaire, Samsung, Bosch, LG, Maytag, GE, Crosley, Keurig Locations Facts A quarter mile south of State Road 120

DO NOT PURCHASE from shipshewana furniture!!! They do not build on site like professional Amish…read morebuilders!! They are a 3rd party. They refuse to work with us after spending almost $10,000 on 3 pieces of furniture,they quality is unacceptable!!! The end result is absolutely heartbreaking. We received a finished product that looked nothing like the original design!!!

Such an awesome furniture store, where the quality looks amazing! Which ultimately means, you will…read morebe paying a lot. Everything is built to last and very sturdy. They even have some items for the kids like the pop corn hole, which is a similar to corn hole game but on a much smaller scale and rule is to use the catapult to try and make it to the other side. I would definitely buy my furniture here once I save up enough money and maybe live a little closer.

I visited Shipshewana for a concert and thought I would look around for a future living room sofa…read moreand love seat. Nothing in town was in my price range or wow'd me. On our way back out of town I saw Brandenberry and asked my husband to turn the car around. Well SO glad we did. I found a bench I had been hunting for plus fell in love with a beautiful leather sofa and love seat. Price was right, furniture was plush and comfy. So we did not wait and bought it on the spot (was afraid it'd be gone if I waiting until after the holidays). I just wish I had needed my whole house refurnished :) I also want to note when the furniture was delivered there was a tiny hole on a part of the sofa. The team was fantastic to work with and decided to replace the back instead of repairing. The newly made back was delivered yesterday. Trust me, you do not find customer service like this anymore. I had phone calls and emails keeping me updated on the progress. Would I buy from them again...in a heart beat!

AWESOME!!!! Furniture may seem pricey...spend the few extra dollars and buy heirloom pieces...it…read moreis worth it! I have purchased several pieces from here and have no buyer's remorse...everyone comments on those pieces; their quality stands out! Floyd will work with you and help you get the perfect piece!

All furniture in Weaver is handcrafted, which means beautiful expensive furniture that I can only…read moreOogle at. We did find a cute arrow sign for our place that my hubby bought, although I'm unsure where we will put it. I had my eye on a coffee table and dining table, but we will have to save for those items as they were very pricey. The worker wasn't much of a talker and awkwardly stared at us while we shopped. It made us a touch uncomfortable, but we loved the store so we continued shopping until we found something we wanted. She only spoke once we paid and when my husband asked if everything was hand crafted. I would come back but I am not rushing back to be stared at.

We had a great experience purchasing, ordering, and receiving our Lazy Boy sofa and recliner at…read moreWeaver Furniture Sales. The furniture is great quality and the salespersons were very helpful without being high pressure.

My dad loves this place, and it reminds me of my childhood, which is peculiar since I didn't grow…read moreup in Indiana and had no contact with Mennonites until I lived in Indiana as a grad student in 2001. I'm one of those dorks who adds goofs to IMDB. Most people add continuity issues, and I do too, but one of my IMDB-goof specialties is anachronisms. I just have an eye (and ear?) and a memory for phrases, speech patterns, and especially objects that are out of place in films and TV series set before the present, especially in the 1980s. Why am I bringing this up in a review of a hardware store in Shipshewana, Indiana? Why, because this place just reminds me of perusing a huge hardware store with my dad when I was a little kid and we were looking for supplies to build a doghouse for Buster (RIP), whom we hadn't acquired from the Downey pound yet. And further, when I walk around these aisles in 2023, nothing would be totally and completely out of place from those hardware-store visits in 1985. That is, although I'm sure there are objects and tools available here that were invented and patented long after 1985, there's very little that stands out as from the 1990s or 2000s or 2010s or 2020s. How cool is that? It's downright comforting, I tell you. Yes, the hardware is expensive. So what? Things used to be more expensive, relatively. And you know what? That was fine, because things being manufactured locally meant people had more money, because US manufacturing jobs used to pay well, so people could afford to buy well-made products at slightly higher prices, and doing so contributed to the local economy. All that cheapo crap you're buying from Walmart and Target just further enriches already obscenely wealthy people, and do you really need that many more T-shirts? Not that everything sold here is American made; but it does remind me of a much simpler and, yes, better time, at least economically. The people who work here are very friendly, and the selection of everything is ridiculous, especially when you consider how much smaller than a typical Home Depot it is. If you need it for your yard, garage, or farm, they probably have it here. If my parents lived closer to Indiana, I can guarantee you my dad would have bought many more things from here than he has the three or four times we've visited. If you ever find yourself in Northern Indiana with nothing to do, you should check out Yoder's Shipshewana Hardware, along with other businesses in the Yoder's empire (although Yoder is a fairly common surname among Anabaptists, so they might be owned by different Yoders, but those Yoders are all probably related not too far back).

First...and foremost the employees here make this store what it is…read more Excellent staff. Unfortunately, the owner...or the guy claiming to be is very disrespectful. Very. He sits in his office...overlooking the store...judging. Crazy? Continue to read. I bought a house in Shipshewana a year ago. It has required a ton of work. I have spent a lot of $$$$ in this store. I'm generally in there 2-4 times a week...sometimes several times a day. For a year...I have walked in...greeted people...they know me by name...grabbed a shopping cart...and a 20 cent Charleston chew. I joke with the cashier... "My shopping snack." Or... "I'll be back in a few!" Then...I shop. A lot. Then...I bring my purchases to the cashier...and my empty wrapper. I PAY FOR EVERYTHING...EVERY-TIME! This has been the routine for a year! Today...I picked up my special order...shopped...and ate a Charleston chew. As I was in the parking lot...almost to my car when the "owner" came out to chastise me and verbally assault me. I was so embarrassed and belittled. He said he wasn't accusing me of stealing the Charleston chew...but...there's a store policy about paying first. Okay. I can understand that. Not a problem. But why not just politely tell me...it's been a year!!! I said to him... "You realize I'm in this store every week?" He says... "Yea?" Not... T "Thank you for your loyalty." Just a dismissive..."Yea?" I'm a just a thief. That's fine. I would never chase a loyal customer out into the parking lot...never. If I had been asked politely.... "Can you pay for that before you shop?" Not a problem. Just not a hill to die on. Good luck yoders. You'll be successful because of your location and awesome employees. I pray that the owners heart is changed...and he will not judge people by assumptions. Or perhaps be less critical and more loving, kind. Sad face