J W L Architectural Ironmongers Ltd

Ironmongers In Nottingham - JWL Architectural Ironmongers We offer excellent discounts when bulk buying and have regular special offers on a selection of different items, please keep an eye on the special offer tab on this website. With over 7500 stock lines, we are sure to have what you are looking for. Trading for over 25 years, we have built up an excellent supply chain of all the major ironmongery suppliers and manufacturers that the trade offers. We deal largely with the building and joinery trades as well as local authorities. However, we accept all enquiries from the general public and everyone is welcome to visit our busy trade counter for advice. Our experienced and knowledgeable staff are one of the main reasons we have such a large client base of new and returning customers and have become a one-stop-shop for those products that are hard to find. About Us In 1990 our 3 original directors Paul Lambert, Steve Wright and Brian Jackson decided to take a massive risk during one of the worst recessions in recent history and decided to leave their current employment and start JWL. With over 60 years experience between them and a loyal bunch of customers they managed to ride out the recession and grow a successful business from scratch, one that has now passed on to the next generation and continues to grow and develop into a nationwide supplier of all your ironmongery and building supplies needs. After the retirement of the original 3 directors the baton was passed to the son of Paul Lambert. Colin Lambert had worked at JWL since leaving college in 1992 working his way up from working in the warehouse to now running the company, and alongside his wife Hilary in accounts and his oldest son Daniel who runs and develops the website side of the business the company has continued to grow at a rapid rate. Colin's youngest son Jack can also be found helping out on days when he is not at University and loyal dog Lacey the Cockapoo can be found causing havoc in the offices to complete the "FAMILY BUSINESS""