If you’re planning a reno project which involves flooring, I would head right to Lanctot. For over 130 years, the Lanctot family has been selling flooring, and has always been known for choice and service – and their prices are low all year round. Can you just imagine how many satisfied customers that adds up to?

They have a wonderful option for our cold floors in our cold winters – heated flooring.  They sell the  Ditra-Heat system from Germany which prevents cracking of ceramics and stone. DITRA-HEAT combines the flexibility of loose heating cables with the ease of installation of mat systems. Cables can be placed wherever heat is desired, without creating height differences in the floor. Self-leveling compounds are not required reducing installation time and effort.

The huge Lanctot warehouse offers hundreds of options for floating and hardwood floors (look for the mark-down bins too), including condo solutions and ceramic tiles  You can select from amongst 500 area rugs, carpeting and vinyl flooring ( remnants too). There are options to decorate walls, and even staircases can be created here.

In floating floors, you have many tree options such as: oak, maple, ash, beech and cherry, as well as ones that look like natural stone or ceramic.

For hardwood options, there’s cherry, white oak, red oak, hard maple, silver maple, ash, wild cherry, beech, larch and walnut. Where else could you find so many exotic species too: jatoba  ipe, bamboo, tauari, cumaru, cabreuva and tiger wood.

An entire wing is dedicated to ceramics in many types and sizes for bathrooms, kitchens and hallways. Along with the ceramic and natural stone tiles, you can also buy granite, marble, slate, porcelain and even faux wood.

You can also shops for many types of wall coverings like decorative stone, natural stone, decorative brick, wood siding and decorative panels.

Lanctôt also offers two types of staircases: modular and traditional. Staircases generally form the heart of a home as they can usually be seen from the entrance, and often take center stage.

They offer services for insurers and claim adjusters. Both individuals and businesses happily buy here. It is so nice to shop at a store which has the comfortable feel and friendliness of a family business.

Locations:  Longueuil, 740 Jean-Neveu Tel: 450-647-1571: St-Isidore (Chateauguay) location:  148 Boyer,
Tel: 514-875-1954
Hours: Regular plus Sun 11-5
www.lanctot.qc.ca

Back by popular demand,  Freemark Apparel Brands Sample Sale gives you an opportunity to get the whole family looking stylish for Fall. If you’ve never been  to this sample sale before, you’re missing out on extreme savings on your favorite brands.

Discounts of up to 80% on women’s, men’s and kids’ clothing and accessories, premium labels including: Bench, Esprit and Sylvian Heach. You only have fours days to snag a bargain on some of your favorite brands and welcome in Fall looking trendy, don’t miss out!

This sale is cash only. Parking is available.

Location: 1035 Hodge, Ville St-Laurent, H4N 2B4
corner: St. Croix
Dates: Oct 19 – 22, 2017
Times: Thurs 9-8, Fri 9-7, Sat 10-5, Sun 11-4
Metro: Station du College

If you’re wishing or planning a reno project which involves flooring, you can’t go wrong at Lanctot. (It’s also a great time of year to do the project as reno companies are very quiet now). For over 130 years, the Lanctot family has been selling flooring, and has always been known for choice and service – and their prices are low all year round. Can you just imagine how many satisfied customers that adds up to?

The huge warehouse offers hundreds of options for floating and hardwood floors (look for the bargain bins starting at $.89), including condo solutions and ceramic tiles (starting at $1.25). You can select from amongst 500 area rugs, carpeting and vinyl flooring (lots of remnants too). There are options to decorate walls, and even staircases can be created here. It is so nice to shop at a store which has the comfortable feel and friendliness of a family business.

In floating floors, you have many tree options such as: oak, maple, ash, beech and cherry, as well as ones that look like natural stone or ceramic.

For hardwood options, there’s cherry, white oak, red oak, hard maple, silver maple, ash, wild cherry, beech, larch and walnut. Where else could you find so many exotic species too: jatoba  ipe, bamboo, tauari, cumaru, cabreuva, tiger wood and kempas?

An entire wing is dedicated to ceramics in many types and sizes for bathrooms, kitchens and hallways. Along with the ceramic and natural stone tiles, you can also buy granite, marble, slate, porcelain and even faux wood.

You can also shops for many types of wall coverings like decorative stone, natural stone, decorative brick, wood siding and decorative panels.

Lanctôt also offers two types of staircases: modular and traditional. Staircases generally form the heart of a home. They can usually be seen from the entrance, and often take center stage. Replacing a staircase can considerably increase a home’s value.

They offer services for insurers and claim adjusters. Both individuals and businesses happily shop here.

Locations:  Longueuil, 740 Jean-Neveu Tel: 450-647-1571: St-Isadore (Chateauguay) location:  148 Boyer,
Tel: 514-875-1954
Hours: Regular plus Sun 11-5
www.lanctot.qc.ca

It’s rare to get bargains on men’s big and tall clothing. This month, M.H. Grover & Sons, is offering a January Blow Out Sale, so guys, head over there now and stock up on the deals.

Everyone has to shop and I’ve tried to make it easier for all of you by compiling Montreal’s best stores into a guidebook. In English it’s Smart Shopping Montreal ($21.95)and in French Le Consommateur Averti Montreal ($20.95). If anyone is driving South to warm up, I’ve also written a guide about what to find at every exit on the way to Florida called Drive I-95: Exit by Exit Info, Maps, History and Trivia ($24.95). You can have them autographed too!

Here’s a synopsis of the Smart Shopping Montreal book:

There’s no reason to waste time shopping for price when the job has already been done by this bestselling book. Thousands of loyal readers for the past 28 years have learned to buy it to find all the discount stores where they can save money. Reading it will save you time too.

All it takes to be a smart shopper is knowing how to save time and money while shopping. If you know where to go for the bargains, who to call when something breaks, or where to buy that something special, you’ve accomplished that goal. This book covers all three topics:

Part I of this book covers over 800 locations around the city (and then another 200 in factory buildings) where the smart shopper can save at least 20% on clothing, household, food and leisure products. Why not make your dollar go as far as possible?

Part II helps the smart shopper resist the throw-away nature of our society by leading you to the wonderful repairmen and master craftsmen who can fix those treasures or broken household items (and save you money by not having to buy a new one!).

Lastly, Part III explores the wonderful variety of unique or unusual specialty stores (which can sometimes get a bit pricey) that one can browse through and shop in. The smart shopper knows where they are. Develop a spirit of adventure and an inquiring mind, and seek out these terrific spots in Montreal – a city which is a wonderful blend of European couture and craftsmanship with American know-how.

The first bargain you’ll find is this book.

Synopsis of Drive I-95:

Road trips are back and to help those who travel up and down the East coast, Drive I-95 is a new style of guidebook which combines colorful easy-to-follow pictorial maps and fun stories.

Look ahead exit by exit to see which motels (with 800 numbers), gas stations, restaurants, campgrounds, 24-hour pharmacies, radio stations or radar traps are there.

We share stories: history on I-95, museums, trivia, towns to explore or places to run the kids or your pets. These can be read for entertainment during the drive, and may entice motorists to stop, stretch their legs and discover someplace new.

You can order the guides online (autographed):
www.smartshoppingmontreal.com
www.drivei95.com
Tel: 514-684-4020 (If you want to make arrangements to buy in person)

For over 130 years, the Lanctot family has been selling flooring, and has always been known for choice and service – and their prices are low all year round. Can you just imagine how many satisfied customers that adds up to?

The huge warehouse offers hundreds of options for floating and hardwood floors (look for the bargain bins starting at $.89), including condo solutions and ceramic tiles (starting at $1.25). You can select from amongst 500 area rugs, carpeting and vinyl flooring (lots of remnants too). There are options to decorate walls, and even staircases can be created here. It is so nice to shop at a store which has the comfortable feel and friendliness of a family business.

In floating floors, you have many tree options such as: oak, maple, ash, beech and cherry, as well as ones that look like natural stone or ceramic.

For hardwood options, there’s cherry, white oak, red oak, hard maple, silver maple, ash, wild cherry, beech, larch and walnut. Where else could you find so many exotic species too: jatoba  ipe, bamboo, tauari, cumaru, cabreuva, tiger wood and kempas?

An entire wing is dedicated to ceramics in many types and sizes for bathrooms, kitchens and hallways. Along with the ceramic and natural stone tiles, you can also buy granite, marble, slate, porcelain and even faux wood.

You can also shops for many types of wall coverings like decorative stone, natural stone, decorative brick, wood siding and decorative panels.

Lanctôt also offers two types of staircases: modular and traditional. Staircases generally form the heart of a home. They can usually be seen from the entrance, and often take center stage. Replacing a staircase can considerably increase a home’s value.

They offer services for insurers and claim adjusters. Both individuals and businesses happily shop here.

Locations:  Longueuil, 740 Jean-Neveu Tel: 450-647-1571: St-Isadore (Chateauguay) location:  148 Boyer,  Tel: 514-875-1954
Hours: Regular plus Sun 11-5
www.lanctot.qc.ca

Everyone has to shop and I’ve tried to make it easier for all of you by compiling Montreal’s best stores into a guidebook. In English it’s Smart Shopping Montreal ($21.95)and in French Le Consommateur Averti Montreal ($20.95). If anyone is driving South to warm up, I’ve also written a guide about what to find at every exit on the way to Florida called Drive I-95: Exit by Exit Info, Maps, History and Trivia ($24.95). You can have them autographed too!

Here’s a synopsis of the Smart Shopping Montreal book:

There’s no reason to waste time shopping for price when the job has already been done by this bestselling book. Thousands of loyal readers for the past 28 years have learned to buy it to find all the discount stores where they can save money. Reading it will save you time too.

All it takes to be a smart shopper is knowing how to save time and money while shopping. If you know where to go for the bargains, who to call when something breaks, or where to buy that something special, you’ve accomplished that goal. This book covers all three topics:

Part I of this book covers over 800 locations around the city (and then another 200 in factory buildings) where the smart shopper can save at least 20% on clothing, household, food and leisure products. Why not make your dollar go as far as possible?

Part II helps the smart shopper resist the throw-away nature of our society by leading you to the wonderful repairmen and master craftsmen who can fix those treasures or broken household items (and save you money by not having to buy a new one!).

Lastly, Part III explores the wonderful variety of unique or unusual specialty stores (which can sometimes get a bit pricey) that one can browse through and shop in. The smart shopper knows where they are. Develop a spirit of adventure and an inquiring mind, and seek out these terrific spots in Montreal – a city which is a wonderful blend of European couture and craftsmanship with American know-how.

The first bargain you’ll find is this book.

Synopsis of Drive I-95:

Road trips are back and to help those who travel up and down the East coast, Drive I-95 is a new style of guidebook which combines colorful easy-to-follow pictorial maps and fun stories.

Look ahead exit by exit to see which motels (with 800 numbers), gas stations, restaurants, campgrounds, 24-hour pharmacies, radio stations or radar traps are there.
We share stories: history on I-95, museums, trivia, towns to explore or places to run the kids or your pets. These can be read for entertainment during the drive, and may entice motorists to stop, stretch their legs and discover someplace new.

You can order the guides online (autographed):
www.smartshoppingmontreal.com
www.drivei95.com
Tel: 514-684-4020 (If you want to make arrangements to buy in person)

At the mega warehouse sale at O.K Kids, you can save 50% and more on all children’s clothing (sizes newborn – 12 years). Some of the brands you will be lucky to find here: Nanette, Minoti, Babaluno, Les Deux Capitaines, Kricket, Lily Lola, Funky Diva, Respect, Aeropilote, and others.
They will be offering a large selection of snowsuits by Gusti and Blizz at excellent reductions.

Bargain hunters should look for the big selection of items at 2 for $10 and pajamas selling at 2 for $15.

Location: 200 Lebeau, Ville St-Laurent H4N 1R4
Tel: 514-332-KIDS (5437)
Dates: Nov 5 – 22
Hours: Mon -Wed 9-6, Thurs & Fri 9-8, Sat & Sun 9-5
Metro: Station Cote Vertu, bus 121 E or Station Sauvé, bus 121 W
www.okkids.com

At the mega warehouse sale at O.K Kids, you can save 50% and more on all children’s clothing (sizes newborn – 12 years). Some of the brands you will be lucky to find here: Nanette, Minoti, Babaluno, Les Deux Capitaines, Kricket, Lily Lola, Funky Diva, Respect, Aeropilote, and others.
They will be offering a large selection of snowsuits by Gusti and Blizz at excellent reductions.

Bargain hunters should look for the big selection of items at 2 for $10 and pajamas selling at 2 for $15.

Location: 200 Lebeau, Ville St-Laurent H4N 1R4
Tel: 514-332-KIDS (5437)
Dates: Nov 5 – 22
Hours: Mon -Wed 9-6, Thurs & Fri 9-8, Sat & Sun 9-5
Metro: Station Cote Vertu, bus 121 E or Station Sauvé, bus 121 W
www.okkids.com

For over 130 years, the Lanctot family has been selling flooring, and has always been known for choice and service – and their prices are low all year round. Can you just imagine how many satisfied customers that adds up to?

The huge warehouse offers hundreds of options for floating and hardwood floors (look for the bargain bins starting at $.89), including condo solutions and ceramic tiles (starting at $1.25). You can select from amongst 500 area rugs, carpeting and vinyl flooring (lots of remnants too). There are options to decorate walls, and even staircases can be created here. It is so nice to shop at a store which has the comfortable feel and friendlinss of a family business.

In floating floors, you have many tree options such as: oak, maple, ash, beech and cherry, as well as ones that look like natural stone or ceramic.

For hardwood options, there’s cherry, white oak, red oak, hard maple, silver maple, ash, wild cherry, beech, larch and walnut. Where else could you find so many exotic species too: jatoba  ipe, bamboo, tauari, cumaru, cabreuva, tiger wood and kempas?

An entire wing is dedicated to ceramics in many types and sizes for bathrooms, kitchens and hallways. Along with the ceramic and natural stone tiles, you can also buy granite, marble, slate, porcelain and even faux wood.

You can also shops for many types of wall coverings like decorative stone, natural stone, decorative brick, wood siding and decorative panels.

Lanctôt also offers two types of staircases: modular and traditional. Staircases generally form the heart of a home. They can usually be seen from the entrance, and often take centre stage. Replacing a staircase can considerably increase a home’s value.

They offer services for insurers and claim adjusters. Both individuals and businesses happily shop here.

Locations:  Longueuil, 740 Jean-Neveu Tel: 450-647-1571: St-Isadore (Chateauguay) location:  148 Boyer,  Tel: 514-875-1954
Hours: Regular plus Sun 11-5
www.lanctot.qc.ca