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Windsor Plywood Edmonton NE

Windsor Plywood Edmonton NE

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5255 128 Ave NW, Edmonton, Alberta, T5A 5C2, Canada
(780) 478-9663 windsor-edmonton.com
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Jun 29, 2018
These guys do not muck around and know their stuff. Johnny on the spot service with a cheerful tip of the ball cap. All your mill working and custom furniture making and finishing wants are here. Excellent cutting and stock takeoff ordering department that does it right the first time when you hand them a cutting diagram or cutting schedule. They sell Blum and Richilue European hardware and speed fasteners for your custom knock down furniture projects. These guys do not fool around.

Apr 21, 2018
Was in looking for a new front door. Guy there gave us a cheaper alternative. Putting a glass window in our existing door. Way cheaper. And no need to get installers in to put a new frame in.

Mar 23, 2018
Bernard, thanks for the excellent service .. you are very knowledgeable and good at what you do ... we ordered 3 knotty pine doors ... they were received within the week (exactly what we requested - they look beautiful), thanks again, you make us want to return for future supplies. Also, thanks to Chris, he made sure the doors were loaded in the truck in such a way that there was no problem on their trip home - weatherwise and he ensured the packing around the doors would not let them mark (also, very friendly). Awesome.

Jul 18, 2018
Decent prices if you're willing to dig through the pile??

Feb 28, 2018
Firstly, this was not my first visit - but it will be my last. I'd like to say the front counter staff need to be commended for the environment they work in... not only is it overly noisy, dusty, dirty and cold they were very friendly to me. So for staff - 5 STARS... I came in to look at the selection of hardwood that had arrived - a fellow wood lover let me know there was some amazing hardwood available - and after looking through the assortment, I was so excited I had some figuring out to do before I made my purchase. So as I make my way to through the obstacle course of products... this guy comes up and yells at me like he has every other time I go there What are ya building today? He obviously works there as there's a name tag on his messy shirt... I mention I'm just looking and continue to wander around looking at the completely confusing array of stock... The one thing that really got me was two things... firstly the amount of signage... like confetti!!! There everywhere, and the prices are all over the map! Now, you'd figure that this outfit would know the difference between square foot, linear foot and board foot... some of those signs confuse the two - especially square to linear... big friggin difference!!!! I watched as Mr. Messy Shirt, AKA the BIG boss-man, started to berate an employee right at the counter in front of not only customers but other staff as well... I can't believe this guy...This place could easily be a case study in toxic workplaces.... I was dumbstruck, I could see the change in the employee's eyes, another couple just turned and left shaking their heads... Other employees were rolling there eyes and I watched a scene unfold that reminded me why I appreciate where I work and the supervisors I have that treat everyone with respect. No one would dare to try that in a real business.... that's a behavior that creates lawsuits or postal events. I made a decision right there that I was not going to buy the 230 BF of wood I need for the project I was working on. I'll go buy it somewhere else. Somewhere, where employees are not treated like dirt, and customers don't have to be exposed to crappy behavior. Later that day, I called my friend to say thanks for the info on the wood, but the place doesn't deserve my money with what I saw. He agreed he's seen similar behavior in the past, and only buys there because the price fit's his budget. I felt like going up to this wannabe bully and let him have a lesson in respect, even though he might be twice my age, but I figured the 2000$ I spent elsewhere speaks loud enough for me. So for big bossman: 1 STAR, because there's nothing lower.

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