Places to order Rohl/Shaw sinks.

15 years ago

I read that someone got a good deal from Home & Stone on a Shaw sink. I found the website for Ira Woods in Owensboro, KY & they have very good prices also. No tax outside of KY & free shipping. They are also having a sale with 5% off lots of items. Unfortunately not Shaw. I live close enough that we actually went to the showroom & were treated very nicely.

Someone else asked about Ferguson's. I have a local store & had been there previously. They offered me a price lower than the other prices I had.

I mentioned to the KD that I had found better pricing & he said to let him call & see what he could do.

I remember that someone else had a good places to check. Does anyone remember where that was?

I am not connected to these businesses in any way. Hope it was OK to post the names. Just trying to help with cost--every penny helps these days for us!

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pence
15 years ago
Hi tabteacher, the same friend who had november sky also oredered a shaws sink online because it was a better deal than going to a local dealer. It came shipped unharmed, but, i noticed that the stamp at the back of the sink was fuzzy so my guess is that it was rejected from quality control and thus allowed to be sold online at a discount. Now the friend didn't care that the stamp was fuzzy but i wonder if there could be other quality control issues ordering form a discounter online that would matter. Just food for thought if you decide to go that way
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marcy96
15 years ago
Home and Stone is actually a large store in Brooklyn, NY. I ordered a Franke fireclay apron sink from them but have not received it yet so I can't comment on the quality. I did call them directly as I needed shipping delayed until after my vacation. They were very accommodating and they also gave me an additional 10% off on the sink. There was also no shipping or tax (NJ). Their prices were about 20% less than the prices they quoted me at Ferguson's, which included freight charges. Good luck!
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Wow--I've never heard of seconds! Do NOT get it from Homeclick. I got mine there. It has numerous defects-black pinprick on the front face, big white pimple on the top lip, one front corner 1/4 inch lower than other, and drain/logo reversed from how it is normally done (they put the logo on the opposite side due to all the defects I just listed, which then switched the drain side, IF one wanted the logo visible). It was too heavy to return, so I negotiated 10% off. Btw, I called Rohl, and they were most unhelpful. This was during the sink shortage, so maybe that had something to do with the disappointing customer service? They actually described all those problems as "possible" and within tolerances. Sure sounds like a "second" to me! But I've heard great things here about Home and Stone, and they are just as cheap as Homeclick (and free shipping, no tax).
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marthavila
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