If you love painting furniture and want to do it the coolest way- suggest you visit and get…read moreyourself some Annie Sloan chalk paint . I cannot even begin to tell you what a transformation this is to my life- I have followed Annie's motto and essentially paint everything! Methane Weir is such a gem of a shop in Shaker and easy to access. The two women who run this are the gurus of chalk paint in the area and I trust them with all project- love it here and it's just a great little shop to support .

The second location of Metheny Weir is 20254 Detroit Rd, Rocky River. That's where I went today. I…read morehad stared my project with another brand of chalk paint, but I was not sure how to start and finish step 2 (wax). So glad that I could get tips and buy the Annie Sloan product from this location; close to me. Annie Sloan products may have been one of the predecessors of the "chalk paint" phenomenon; of that I'm unsure. I do know that nothing beats personal attention, and that is what I received, today.

Eric is the best! They are very knowledgeable, helpful, and professional. Highly recommend!read more

Friendly and knowledgeable staff. They provide quality paint for a variety of projects.read more

It's hard to find a helpful hardware store anymore. I remember as a kid my dad saying he was going…read moreup there for this or that. I own my own home now and I needed my screen door repaired. I took it up there. When you walk in it looks like the kind of place that has ANYTHING you could possibly need. He told me he could fix my door but it would probably take a while since he had quite a few. I was fine with that. Honestly, it was like 3 days later and the door was done. They were very nice and very reasonable. I have gone back since the repair for other items. Check it out!

This is the place to go if you need hard to find items for your old house. I looked on the…read moreinternet for replacement double hung window sash pulls in solid brass and what I found were very expensive. I found quality (Stanley) and inexpensive brass pulls at Torch. They only had five in stock (I needed a total of 18) so they ordered another thirteen for me and they arrived in one week. But the best part is that the price had gone up considerably on the ones that had to be ordered but they charged me the "old" price! I saved a good chunk of cash!

The tile was great and the designer was helpful. Be aware of sixty day return policy on unused…read moretile. ( it should be 90 days like Home Depot) So do not order until your contractor is just about ready to start the project.

I'm in the process of a complete home remodel which can be very intimidating and overwhelming. I…read moredidn't know where to start. At the recommendation of a friend, I stopped at The Tile Shop. I was greeted by Stephanie and was I ever glad. She knew my vision immediately. She took the time to map everything out and even set up a portfolio for me so I wouldn't forget the items I had liked. She has a great sense of design and knowledge for the products which turned an overwhelming process into an enjoyable experience. I highly recommend visiting Stephanie!

The tile-picking experience was fine (I will give mad props to Charlie), but when it came to buy…read moretile, I was left feeling bamboozled and hung out to dry. And I spent nearly $60K on brick and tile at this place. First, the upcharge on freight was bananas. I ordered tile from a total of 4 vendors... One was the same tile quoted by Thomas Brick at 20% the freight costs (same tile, same quantity, same origin, same destination... 80% cheaper freight). I also purchased tile online from 3 vendors, 4-5 times as much tile per order, most California so it had just as far to go.. and didn't pay as much freight as they upcharged for 1/4th as much tile. And finally (and most bizarrely), I opted to pick up one type of tile myself... 7 boxes (by the way, freight on 7 boxes was $600+). I was told I'd have to load it myself... no worries, it's 7 boxes. But when it came in, suddenly I was given a whole bunch of mushy reasons why I had to go all the way across town to pick it up... First it was "manpower limitations", then it was "policy"... None of it was explained ahead of time. You'd think with those crazy freight costs they would deliver it to the store from which I ordered it? Also, they charge more tax than other places. Everyone else charges tax for the location of the jobsite or delivery, which is lower in my case, but their "policy" is to charge the full Cuyahoga county tax despite jobsite.

We had a very good experience with this place. The store…read morelooks small from the outside but it's misleading. They have a lot of samples. We were looking for brick and they had a lot of options. The sales guy wes very helpful and knowledgeable. I had to pickup order on Saturday and he personally helped me to load my order. We also got some ideas for a backsplash.

First off, don't shop here if you're looking to paint a large project. You can't go back a week…read morelater and hope to match the previous paint color. They probably won't have it. Remember, color selection is limited. BUT, if you only have a few rooms and don't mind going different colors in each, or . . . even remixing multiple cans to make one single color, then you may be in luck. The paints are good brands and fairly priced . . . . . but remember these are returns and color mistakes, so limit your ideas about color choices. Last thing, will recommend you "stay away" from their no-name spray paints. They are really cheap quality, bad coverage, and long long long time to dry. Good spray paint normally dry to the touch in 10 to 20 minutes. Their stuff still sticky after an hour or more. You get what you pay for. If your just looking to save money, no problem, you will. But if your looking for choices, you'll need to go to the big box stores.

I came in looking for the cheapest paint, and while they do have that, I would rather spend more…read moremoney and get better customer service than what you get here. If you're not knowledgeable on different types of paint and what they do, just google it (which I should've just done) before you come into this shop. They look at you and speak to you in such a condescending way. Go in get what you're looking for and don't say a work other than "Hi" and "Bye" to this lady....because it'll a take every once of your patience to not tell her off.

Friendly and knowledgeable storeowners with a full array of home repair equipment. I fixed my…read morefaucet and they included a rubber stopper and an easy to twist ring.

Valerie, the store manager, is professional, empathetic, knowledgeable, and courteous. She is a…read moregreat ambassador for the Ace Hardware brand, and I hope that someone from management recognizes her. Kudos to Valerie!

After moving, this is now the closest hardware store to my house, and I couldn't be happier. Staff…read moreis always very friendly and helpful. They have just about everything the big stores have, but in a more compacted, easier to find fashion. Every month they have their special buys which can end up quite the steal, like a broom and dustpan for $3 or a pair of sawhorses for $20. Another big positive is the aisle of various screws, nuts, and bolts. Unlike many store where you have to buy a big box of nuts, I was able to buy only two replacement nuts for my weedwacker. This is a great hardware store, and will continue to be the one I frequent the most.