Hardware Stores in New York, NY

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In the garment district (NYC) there are quite a few bag hardware stores. Pacific Trimmings - hardware (http://www.pacifictrimming.com) Mood Fabrics - cheap zippers (http://www.moodfabrics.com) City Quilter - fabric (http://www.cityquilter.com) Botani Trim - hardware (http://botanitrim.com)

$15-$25, https://www.facebook.com/125341070853050 https://www.facebook.com/1606342856250092 Starki https://www.f https://www.facebook.com/207259429288369 acebook.com/440890109302921 e Bros Garden Center. Also sold at The Barn Pet Feed & Supplies - Deer Park Agway, Shirley Feed, Total Pet Care

Try Amason.com

heres one http://www.dogpoopsigns.com/CDS/Curb-Dog-Signs.aspx?engine=adwords&keyword=Curb+Your+Dog+Sign&gclid=CLCwjOvrqbICFQcGnQodOEMA1Q

Find sign making shops and see if they’ll sell to you. Companies like inventables or makerstock sell stuff too.

If you are looking for something environmentally friendly you can look for [Greencast Acrylics](http://www.greencastus.com/). It's 100% recycled.

See if you can find a plastic supplier. There’s a plastic supplier near my house and they have a scrap bin in the front that is always full and they charge like a buck a pound. It’s amazing.

Check out Acme Plastics (NJ based, but national distribution) and possibly Outwater Plastics. Acme is fantastic and they carry many different varieties, colors, and sizes. If you're not looking for large sheets, you can get 12"x12" or 12"×24" sheets of colored and clear acrylic through Amazon.

I use a place called pedimont plastics. They have outlets all over the country. I'm in Canada and they have a warehouse 40 km from me(gonna have to convert that to hoof trots yourselves)

If you’re east coast I’d recommend www.canalplastic.com

Thank you all for helping. Ill be looking out for new shops that you all suggested. Thank you!

I know straw is used for shelters. I've had one for the past 10 years at least. I am in QUeens, but as I said, I travel all over the Island for work. So if you have any spot that supplies it or sells it, do let me know. I have gone to the QUeens Farm Museum in the past and they do have it but it is always a bit tricky.

https://www.facebook.com/1606342856250092 The Barn Pet Feed & Supplies - Deer Park Agway

Another great resource: http://www.nycferalcat.org/info-colony.htm

Elizabeth Champ: We used the clothing only for last night and tomorrow. We will swap out with the straw once it arrives in on Thursday. I definitely listened and learned on this post and will make sure to set the cat shelters up correctly.

There's a Carpentry Shop in Kingsbridge at 3014 Riverdale Ave., between 230 th & 231 st Streets, who can most likely do it for you. (718) 543-4500

Definitely take samples with you. Otherwise, like me, you'll get the wrong thing. The aisle of screws, bolts and other fasteners is enormous at any Home Depot. However, I think you're looking for this: http://www.homedepot.com/p/Everbilt-1-4-in-20-x-13-mm-Zinc-Plated-Type-F-Cross-Dowel-Nut-4-Pieces-54544/202105594

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We did Mrs Murphys too!

We chose Family Pizza for dinner last night:)

The paint store on Broadway and 215 is closed. It's now B&H Framing - great there! I usually wind up at Home Depot for paint but I would try the place that Clay Ruede mentioned.

NHS Hardware at 4476 Broadway has Benjamin Moore. They're open until 7, and 10-5 tomorrow. I know because I just left there.

There was a Hardware Store on Springfield Blvd near 113 th Dr. Not sure of the name but it was a memorable place with wood floors and shelves filled with stuff. I recall being there many times with my father during the 60's.

Just realized that I forgot to use my maiden name. I am Denise Zaraska (now Buenning), I lived on 232 Street between 114 th and 115 th. I went to Sacred Heart between 1960 and 1968, Sister John Anthony was principal. Does anyone remember the ice cream/soda shop that was on Linden Blvd.@224 th Street? I think it eventually turned into a carpet and flooring shop. I also remember the Bohack grocery store down in that area; there was a Grand Union also at@230 th Street that was turned into the post office. There was a German deli the next street up from A to Z that had the best potato salad ever.

Try Home Depot they might help u