McFadden Dale Industrial Hardware

I drove in looking for a disappointment trying to find some hard to find hex bolts for my center caps on my wheels. The first guy I asked said ok how many I said 8 ok brings them out, my mouth dropped dammm I say well ok I take them 9 cents each. I asked for for 000 brillo pad found, asked for parts to build a wallet chain found, scratch pads for iron works in reddish color found. Dammm even a great attitude from all the 4 guys who helped me. Knowledgeable staff keep up the great work.

My grandfather was a carpenter, my father was a carpenter, I’m a salesman lol. But I grew up in hardware stores. Busy Bee in Santa Monica, B & B in Culver city, Geralds in Westchester. These are generally considered legendary hardware stores and most of them are gone or a mere shadow of what they once were. Welcome to making things and making things work in post Lowharbordepot world. You can’t find what you need to make the parts that you can’t find to fix or make whatever.
I was told about Mcfadden Dale a couple years ago and for one reason or another never went until recently. Imagine my chagrin at missing out on what this superlative hardware and supply supply store has to offer me.
The bottom line is with this shop in your sources, you can do better, easier.
Like another Unilocalian said, support local.

This place rocks!
I detest going to home depot. Where Lowes is tolerable, this place is awesome.
They have tools, they have hardware, they have what you need to fix what you have.
They are my playground, and eternal wish list store.
I like that they don’t have washers, dryers, sofas, plants.
They are hardcore hardware with things I needed for past projects, that took me hours of driving to find elsewhere.
As far as hatdware, if you need it, they probably have it.
Support local, come here.
Oh, and friendly staff that take time to help. Try getting that at HD.

Legit hardware store with pretty much anything you can ever think of!
Customer service is great… We have only been here on two separate occasions (I think because it’s instinct to go to Home Depot or Harbor Freight first) but they have a ton of stuff! We usually don’t even bother looking around… We just go to the main counter and tell them what we need.
This last visit though, they didn’t carry what my fiancé was looking for. However, they found something that was comparable and did a demo of the product showing how quickly it dried and how easy it was to remove it. Sold!
If you haven’t been here and you love hardware stores, it’s a must!