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Old 05-09-2026, 12:45 PM   #1
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Default Belletete's Hardware/Building Materials

I can't recall seeing Belletete's mentioned here, but my goodness are they great. I'm so glad there's one near camp in Moultonborough and that I discovered the one in Nashua.

Their wood is excellent quality, prices are reasonable, and they're incredibly helpful.

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Old 05-09-2026, 02:14 PM   #2
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Should be one right there in Moultonborough.
I thought they purchased the old AB Lumber right next to Glidden Rd.
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That's the one he's talking about. I haven't shopped that one but always had good experience at the Nashua location when I lived down there.
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I had great luck with the Moultonborough and Concord location. I pretty much stop going to Lowe's and Home Depot. LaValley's is also a great company to work with.
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Old 05-11-2026, 12:20 PM   #5
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The Moultonborough one will probably be a bit different than the Nashua one.

I am guessing Nashua to be more a "home center" like Lavalleys Meredith or the new construction at Gilford would be.

The smaller outlets tend to be more specific to the area and then special/custom order all items in.

Customers even mistake our home centers for the Big Boxes, but we tend to be more on the lumber side and less on the consumer goods. Though they continually work that out.
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LaValley Meredith has a yard sale, end cap with quarts of customer rejected $25-Pittsburgh Paint going for just $5.00/qt, mostly interior right now.

For that low price is easy to really like the paint but hate its color. This $25 qt of purple exterior satin Pittsburgh Paint for just five bucks is truly excellent paint, except for the color ....... !
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The industry calls it OOPS paint.

I learned it at HD and brought it to Lavalleys.
Any oil version is nice as a primer on many surfaces, while the latex can be used as a base coat if close to the final color that is applied as a second coat.
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