HARRISBURG, PA, November 22, 2011 (Press-News.org) Your Home Supply, a one stop shop for cabinet and door hardware needs, has recently introduced a new range of products that include First Watch Security, a premium line of home security hardware. The new selection of bolts, latches, strike plates, latch guards, drawer, cabinet, mailbox and window locks, door reinforcers as well as patio and replacement knobs is available at the lowest prices with an unmatched quality. The new First Watch Security product not only adds to the security of a home, but also lends a door a new style. Customers can even get custom designed products at Your Home Supply.
YourHomeSupply.com also provides comprehensive product lines that help visitors get the right products for all their home needs. In addition to the different choices of hardware for cabinets and doors, which the company is famous for and which include drawer pulls and drawer pull selections as well as hinges, customers can likewise find other home products such as ceiling fans, smoke alarms, closet organizers, gardening tools, planters, trash cans and padlocks. Whether a homeowner is looking to incorporate changes in the bathroom using new bathroom hardware, doing kitchen remodeling, or planning a complete home renovation, he can find all the products he needs under the same roof.
One product range that deserves attention is the collegiate cabinet hardware that includes appealing sets of knobs and pulls with embossed emblems. Diehard fans of college sport teams can get these collegiate hardware components and show their solidarity. The items which are engraved with the school's logo can be obtained in beautiful zinc alloy construction.
Your Home Supply has also introduced a new range of Buck Snort lodge-inspired cabinet items. These products include several designs of cabinet components such as the fish design, buck horn, antler pull cabinet hardware, and wildlife patterns, as well as hundreds of designs to choose from. Buck fans can then flaunt their extraordinary taste and show their style with these cabinet knobs.
The products are available in decorative finishes including satin, chrome, copper, brass, bronze, golden, iron, nickel, stainless steel, wooden, glass and acrylic, pewter, rustic, silver, white and black. The handpicked and exclusive products are available at the lowest prices with the best quality. For more information on these products and the best deals currently on offer, visit YourHomeSupply.com today.
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YourHomeSupply.com Introduces New Line Of Home Security Cabinet And Door Hardware
First Watch Security boasts of a stylish and affordable collection of bolts, locks and other vital door and cabinet hardware that reinforce the security of a home.
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