Call Us: Baltimore: (410) 675-4740 | Chevy Chase (240) 858-1001
Call Us: Baltimore: (410) 675-4740 | Chevy Chase (240) 858-1001
We pride ourselves on being a one-stop shop for all of your building project needs, from lumber all the way down to nails. Our convenient, fully-stocked hardware store has everything you need to avoid another trip to the big-box retailer and even has a friendly cat (just like the old days!).
We offer a wide selection of hardware supplies for both residential and commercial applications. You won’t find this type of selection anywhere else. Our retail store offers: paint, nails, drain cleaning, lights, screws, tools, door knobs, door handles, saws and saw blades, hard hats, safety goggles, ventilation masks, hoses, key making services
You can also purchase replacement keys, garbage pails and bags, and find everything a do-it-yourselfer or construction contractor might want for the job. Stop by to stock up!
“We maintain a full inventory of hardware items and power tools to make things easier for our customers. No need to make two stops!”
— Kevin F., Partner
“Meet Raven, the National Lumber hardware store cat. She keeps an eye on things.”
— Neal F., Partner
Visit our online Product Selection Center where you can view our products, request a quote, and reach our team directly. If you can’t find a product you are looking for, please give us a call at (410) 675-4740 to learn more about our offerings and services or email us at info@nationallumber.biz.
Laura brings 18 years of experience to our kitchen design team. She helps customers build exceptional kitchen spaces down to the finest details.
Every client has unique needs, and Laura enjoys the puzzle of figuring out how to fulfill them. She combines her technical abilities with her background in interior design to balance functionality and beauty.
She listens to her clients to help them narrow down their choices and presents a curated selection to make the process less overwhelming. Laura finds creative solutions to check off their wish list while keeping them on budget.
Her personal favorite design trend is a transitional style with a hint of traditional details. She loves the mix of painted colors and the textures and variations of natural woods. However, the best
part of her job is the opportunity to work in every design style
and come up with different combinations of styles, materials,
and finishes executing her client’s unique vision.
Personally, she loves everything involving water- the ocean, pools, boating, and long baths.
She also enjoys anything with a story- books, movies, shows, etc.
Her newest hobby is attempting to have as much fun cooking as she does exploring new restaurants.
With over 15 years of experience, LindaRose brings deep knowledge of how to achieve beautiful kitchen designs at the right price.
For LindaRose, listening to a client’s needs is paramount to achieving a great design. Creativity is key to kitchen design, requiring out-of-the-box thinking to achieve an excellent final product.
Some of her favorite design trends she introduces to clients include transitional, clean lines, and dark islands with light perimeters.
Before entering the world of kitchen design, she spent 20 years in theatre as a singer and actor, working in notable local theatres like Round House and Everyman.
In her free time, she enjoys other creative endeavors such as working with textiles including quilting, embroidery, and weaving.
Rick Bechtel is an industry expert with 7+ years as a kitchen designer. He brings unique insights to design thanks to his 15 years as a carpenter and contractor.
Rick believes in the importance of listening to the needs of the clients he works with. Utilizing his experience s a carpenter and contractor, he strives to make every layout as economical as possible through wise cabinet selection.
Rick makes informed suggestions for products or features that can improve the cooking experience. He’s an expert in taking the dream items clients identify online or in showrooms and introducing options that better fit their design needs and are less cost prohibitive.
As a designer, he’s an expert on contemporary or transitional styles, light colors, and wood accents.
Rick is passionate about woodworking and contracting but transitioned his career to spend more time with his children. He enjoys projects around his (or his children’s) house, and weekend trips with his wife.
