Guess what they sell at Lowe's?

[BAC]

With your Lowe's credit card you get 5% off, too.  Now I need to get the damn thing in the house.

[tombogan03884]

With your Lowe's credit card you get 5% off, too. Now I need to get the damn thing in the house.

No pity from me.
I live in a second floor apartment who's doors measure 5Ft 10 X 27 inches with a 90 degree turn on entering.
I can't have any furniture that doesn't come in pieces.
Not indoors anyway.   

[BAC]

No pity from me.
I live in a second floor apartment who's doors measure 5Ft 10 X 27 inches with a 90 degree turn on entering.
I can't have any furniture that doesn't come in pieces.
Not indoors anyway.   

You win.   

[rojawe]

I think they give veterans 10% discount

[Dakotaranger]

Pay to have it delivered haha

[Sponsor]

[BAC]

Pay to have it delivered haha

I did, but they only deliver curbside.  One guy with a flatbed and a forklift delivered it.  At least he put it in the garage.

[Dakotaranger]

Your kidding.   They placed mine.

[alfsauve]

Very cool.

I worked there for a while and unlike Home Depot, Lowes gave employees a 10% everyday discount.  At Christmas for a short period (5 days?) employees get an even greater discount (15% I think).   I bought my SxS frig just before I turned in my resignation.

Anyway, in metro Atlanta there is one small safe retailer that advertises, they'll handle load-in and load-outs regardless.   Of course I'm sure price is proportional to difficulty.   You might check with safe retailers in your area.

I just got two of the 8 gun Kiwk Draw racks for my pistol shelf.  Works great and really stores handguns in a compact format.  Now I have 3 of the 3 gun HySkore foam gun holders available for anybody who will pay shipping.

[tombogan03884]

That was one thing about Thompson Center, wages sucked, but employees got 45% off anything T/C made.
When they had their annual clearance sale employees got first pick, what we left went to the public.

[JC5123]

Damn that makes me miss the good old days. (Kinda) I was dirt poor, trying to get through college, but between my day job, (sales rep for a really high end ski shop) and my dream job (sponsered climber for Marmot) I was paying 40% below wholesale for most of my gear, IF I had to pay anything at all. Unfortunately all of the rest of my disposable income went to paying off my credit card everytime we would take a trip. (Which was frequent) So I had to shut that life down. I learned that the only way to stay in that game is to keep pushing the envelope. Unfortunately the envelope trys to kill you, and after several close calls of my own and losing a few friends all within a few months, I decided to back off.