Graybar Announces Launch of New E-Commerce Website

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June 23, 2021

Introducing an all-new shopping experience for Graybar Canada customers. Designed with customers, vendors, and branches in mind – Graybar’s new e-commerce website aims to bring you all the best that Graybar Canada has to offer, at the touch of your fingertips.

Here are some of graybarcanada.com’s new features:

  • Shop over 80,000 products online 
  • Customer logins for a unique shopping experience 
  • Access to account details
  • Delivery or branch pick-up options 
  • Featuring the latest vendor promotions
  • Find products and service training, webinars, and demos at a branch near you 
  • And much more!

Register to access all products and for a chance to win a $25 gift card

Go HERE to register

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