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Spring goods at Sid’s on Jay

The Brooklyn Paper / Tom Callan
Galit Gold of Sid’s Hardware.

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There’s a massive display of gardening supplies at Sid’s Hardware, the largest hardware store, lumber yard and home center in Downtown Brooklyn. Sid’s has been servicing the community, residentially and commercially, since 1932.

At their easy-to-get-to location near Metrotech, you’ll find virtually every hardware item, and an exceptionally knowledgable sales staff that bends over backwards to help shoppers in every way they can — whether it’s cutting lumber for a precise fit, delivering small or large items throughout Brownstone Brooklyn, or fixing locks and cutting keys.

There are plenty of barbecue grills and patio furniture in stock, now that spring is here.

And don’t forget to ask for 15 percent off your purchases — when you use Sid’s weekly coupon in The Brooklyn Paper.

Sid’s Hardware, 345 Jay St., between Tillary and Willoughby streets. (718) 875-2259, open Monday through Friday 8 am to 6:15 pm, Saturday 8 am to 5:45 pm, Sunday 10 am to 4:45 pm.

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