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Ace Hardware now open for online ordering

Ace Hardware is now offering its customers the option to call to order in select branches.

To order, call, or text your preferred store branch and wait for a confirmation receipt. Once confirmed, you may now arrange the delivery from your preferred courier. For payment, they are currently accepting cash-on-delivery.

Here’s a list of Ace Hardware branches that offers their call and collect option:

Metro Manila

SM Mall of Asia
SM Center Pasig
SM Sucat
SM Marikina
SM Aura
SM Novaliches
SM Fairview
SM Muntinlupa

Luzon

SM Taytay
SM San Mateo
Primark Cabiao
SM Molino
SM Masinag
SM Pampanga
CityMall Tarlac
SM Imus
Puregold Calapan

Visayas

SM Iloilo
CityMall Jaro
CityMall Victorias
CityMall Passi
SM Delgado
CityMall Kabankalan
CityMall San Carlos
Marbella Tagbilaran

Mindanao

SM Cagayan De Oro
Savemore Kauswagan
Gaisano Capital Ozamiz
CityMall Dipolog

Check out their official Facebook Page and SM Supermalls list for each branch’s contact numbers and operating hours.

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4 years ago

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4 years ago

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