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Lowe's is one of the most accessible Stores I have ever been in. Ample Handicapped spots abound from the Garden Center down to the business entrance. The doors are automatic in all areas which makes ease of access beautiful for any mobility equipment. Lowe's also provides in store mobility scooters pictured for people who have limitations but may not have their own equipment. This is a huge plus as Lowe's is a huge store and if you have a health condition that limits your endurance I recommend you get one as soon as you enter the store, because if not you will be doing alot of walking.
These big stores like Lowe's really know what is needed for handicapped patrons as inside the aisles are wide and you have plenty of open space to maneuver in, even in the garden center. Thank you Lowe's for this great set up and I give you an A+ for disabled accessibility.
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Also important is the fact that MOST Lowes employees are also very good in helping you find what you are looking for and even getting it for you if you can't reach it.
I give Lowes 5-Stars for thinking about the disabled person . It's always a pleasure shopping there.
I'll agree with the handicap acessability being an A+ but I stongly disagee about the associates at the Salisbury store being helpfull. I've never been treated so badly as I have at the Salisbury Lowe's, up to and including walking out and leaving a cart with over $500 worth of merchandise sitting in it. the people are miserable, expecially in the commercial checkout and the garden areas.
the Lowe's in Pocomoke...on the other hand...have great employees and are fantastic to deal with.
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